adminPlay it safe with computers
An area of occupational safety and health that affects employees in almost all business sectors these days is that of the use of computers, where cumulative trauma injuries are common. Computer-Feathers fly over poultry regulations
Agriculture Reporter
TEMPERS flared yesterday during a meeting between poultry farmers and the Agricultural Marketing Authority management over a proposed Statutory Instrument to be called the Poultry and Poultry
Bosses’ role in ethics
Bradwell Mhonderwa Business EthicsThe corporate ethics programme is a management tool organisations can use to grow ethical workplaces and ensure responsible business conduct. It forms part of an organisation’s ethics policy
FBC suspends subsidiary talks
FBC Holdings Limited has terminated negotiations involving restructuring of the group, an official has said. The negotiations are heavily linked to the planned disposal of its stake in Turnall Holdings LimitedOld equipment cripples New Zim Steel
New Zimbabwe Steel (formerly Ziscosteel) will not be resuming operations soon as new equipment should first be installed to replace the existing machinery, which is now obsolete, a Cabinet minister hasOld Mutual to fund housing strategy project
Business ReporterOLD Mutual Zimbabwe, the country’s biggest player in the property sector, has pledged to fund a collaborative initiative to draft a low-cost housing and urban development strategy for the City of
Minister defends Aussie mineral rent tax
CANBERRA. – Australian Trade Minister Craig Emerson said here yesterdy that the federal government has no plan to change its policy on the controversial mineral resource rent tax (MRRT). Emerson toldGold inches higher despite volatile euro
SINGAPORE. — Gold edged up despite a volatile euro yesterday, with movements exaggerated by thin trade due to the Lunar New Year break, while platinum and palladium hovered below their strongestKuroda favours greater monetary stimulus
TOKYO. -Asian Development Bank president Haruhiko Kuroda, a potential candidate to head Japan’s central bank, signalled that he favours greater monetary stimulus by the Bank of Japan this year.Emirates faces headwinds: CEO
DUBAI. -The ongoing rise in oil prices and operating restrictions at destinations abroad give Dubai’s state-owned air carrier a hard time to become the world’s number one, said Emirates chief executive