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CAPE TOWN. — A top official in the information and communications technology industry has urged African governments and the private sector to work together to ensure the continent created a knowledge-based economy. Robert Madzonga, an MTN South Africa executive, raised concern Africa wasInsurance capital thresholds increased
Business Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti on Thursday hiked minimum capital thresholds for insurance companies and brokers by between 350 to 500 percent in a bid to boost the underwriting capacity of the industry. Minister Biti said insurance companies are expected to have met half of the new capital
Fraud fighters to hold indaba
Business reporterFraud-fighting experts from all over the country will meet in Harare for the inaugural fraud conference to be held from November 28 to December 1.
Masc Forensic Auditing Investigations and Advisory Services will be hosting the conference in support of the new Association of Certified Fraud
Media can do more to promote gender equity
ZWRCN Women’s EmpowermentRESPONSIBLE journalism is to a great extent premised on how men and women are represented, their differences and how any analysis of such seeks to move away from incorrect assumptions and stereotypes. In Zimbabwe, under the usual banner of patriarchy and other factors, the media
CIO boss wins US$10 million WikiLeaks case
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
CENTRAL Intelligence Organisation director-general Retired Major-General Happyton Bonyongwe yesterday won a US$10 million defamation suit against Africa Consolidated Resources boss Andrew Cranswick. Rtd Maj-Gen Bonyongwe sued Mr Cranswick over a WikiLeaks report that linked him to diamond
US admits sanctions hurt Zim economy
Hebert Zharare and Farirai Machivenyika
THE United States government has, for the first time, admitted that the illegal sanctions it imposed on Zimbabwe were hurting ordinary people and the economy.
Incoming US Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr David Bruce Wharton made the admission yesterday at a media roundtable discussion in
Leaders must be morally upright: President
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
LEADERS must be morally upright and truthful, and must not impose candidates during elections, the President has said. Giving a public lecture at Africa University in Mutare yesterday, President Mugabe said people should be allowed to freely choose their leaders. Zimbabwe is expected
PM threatens another land revolution
Takunda Maodza in BUHERA
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai has threatened another land revolution
Civil servants demand poverty datum line-based salary review
Herald Reporter
Civil servants yesterday said they still demand salaries that are in line with
DeMbare’s big win
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorCHAMPIONS Dynamos remained on course for the defence of their title yesterday after winning an important boardroom battle when the Commercial Arbitration Centre quashed Hwange’s bid to have the result of their controversial match against the Glamour Boys nullified. Hwange