adminUnki Platinum output up 20 percent
Martin Kadzere Business ReporterPLATINUM output at Anglo Platinum’s local unit, Unki Mine, increased 20 percent to 62 100 ounces last year from about 51 700 ounces in the previous comparable period. Amplats, the world’s largest platinum
Telecel faces fresh suit
Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterTRUMBELT Computers Limited has filed fresh charges against Telecel Zimbabwe over its mobile quiz promotion, Win Big Promo, for copyright infringement on the promotion concept. The fresh legal suit
Tobacco farmers ready for 2013 auction
Agriculture Reporter
TOBACCO growers are ready for the 2013 tobacco selling season which opens on Wednesday next week. Most farmers who had an early irrigated crop are concentrating on curing, grading and baling while those
ZTA ropes in Sulu for Seychelles Carnival
Problem Masau Herald CorrespondentTHE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority has roped in Sulumani Chimbetu to perform at this year’s Victoria Cultural Carnival in Seychelles. Zimbabwe is partnering Seychelles in hosting the event that is expected
Somalia jails rape victim, journalist
MOGADISHU – Somalia yesterday jailed for one year a woman who said she was raped by security forces and a journalist who interviewed her, saying they were guilty of insulting the state. “We sentence her forIsraeli army demolishes Palestinian protest camp
JERUSALEM – The Israeli Defence Forces demolished a Palestinian protest camp over the weekend although it was out of its jurisdiction, the Ha’aretz daily reported on Monday. Israeli security forces onBotswana seeks to maintain tight budget
GABORONE. – Botswana intends to maintain belt-tightening measures on government expenditure, with a view to crawl towards a balanced national budget in 2013 amid uncertainties regarding prospects of
‘No going back on security council reform’
ROME. — Italian Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi on Monday said the reform of the United Nations Security Council can no longer be postponed so as to reinforce “the UN’s credibility as a champion of
Ashwell to compete in US
Collin Matiza Sports EditorONE of Zimbabwe’s top motocross riders Jayden Ashwell is set to take his first step towards turning into a professional rider when he leaves the country later this month to compete in the United
Syrian conflict not about democracy
Mark ThomasMany foreign policy advocates are dismayed by the lack of US leadership in establishing no-fly, no-drive zones along the Syrian borders with Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon. Along these lines army