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MUMBAI. — Indian car maker Mahindra and Mahindra is competing with Italian buyout firm Investindustrial for a stake in British luxury sports car maker Aston Martin, media reports said yesterday.
Pride stifles company growth
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CZI seeks legal advice on Zesa tariff reversal
Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterTHE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries is seeking legal advice to enforce an Administrative Court order directing power utility Zesa Holdings to reverse the 31 percent electricity tariff increase effected in
Haddon Motors in violent demo
Wenceslaus Murape Business Reporter
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Lightning victims’ relatives suspect foul play
Chronicle Reporter
RELATIVES of the four people who were burnt to death when lightning struck a bedroom hut they were sleeping in have said they suspect foul play and would consult on the issue.
The four, a 22-year-old woman, her two children and a niece were burnt beyond recognition in an incident that occurred in the early hours of Thursday in Sasame Village, Sigangatsha area under Chief Malaba in Matabeleland South Province.
The four were identified as Siphetheni Reason Mathuthu, her children Perseverance (two and a half years) and Zinhle Nyathi (six months) and niece Rosina Chabarika (nine), who was in Grade Three at St Sebastian Primary School.
Chronicle visited the homestead on Friday where relatives and villagers had gathered and everyone appeared devastated by the tragedy.
Mathuthu’s husband, Mr Willard Nyathi, who had returned from South Africa where he works, was said to have gone to Tshelanyemba Hospital as the family prepared for the burial.