adminMazoe Orange Crush price slashed
Schweppes Zimbabwe yesterday announced a retail price reduction for the two-litre Mazoe Orange Crush from US$3,50 to $3.00.The price reduction has been attributed to improved operational efficiencies that have
Rapist jailed 12 years
Senior Court ReporterA Harare man has been jailed for an effective 12 years for raping his brother’s maid at knife point.
Ignatious Zhakata denied the charge of rape when his trial opened, but was
Zim firms for Dar fair
The Tanzania Trade Development Authority is inviting Zimbabwean companies to participate at the Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair to be held at the Julius Nyerere Fair Grounds from June 28 to July 8 this year, the ZimbabweEconet woos small investors
Business ReporterECONET WIRELESS shareholders will tomorrow vote on the proposed split of the mobile phone operator’s stock in a move designed to enable more small investors to buy shares in the telecommunications company. This will be possible after
4 more killed in another road accident
Herald ReportersPolice have released the names of people who died in the accident involving four vehicles at the intersection of Airport and Dieppe Roads on Monday afternoon. The haulage truck heading towards the east hit a land cruiser, a
SA posts 2,5pc growth
JOHANNESBURG. – South Africa’s economy grew at 2,5 percent 2012, according to official data released yesterday, spelling more modest growth for Africa’s largest economy. The annual figure was in line with government forecast, butMonetary easing not cure-all: BoE chief
Tokyo. – The Bank of England governor warned yesterday that monetary easing was no economic cure-all, while dismissing fears over a global currency war as Tokyo faces criticism about the yen’s recent slide. The comments from outgoingKenya’s mobile firm seeks US$100m
NAIROBI. – Eassar Telecoms, operating locally in Kenya as yuMobile, plans to raise US$100 million next month to fund business projects, including network upgrade and expansion. The firm, which began operating in Kenya in 2008, saysJapan okays US$142bn stimulus budget
Tokyo. – Japan’s parliament yesterday passed a US$142 billion extra budget that forms a key part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s efforts to tackle the deflation that has dogged the economy for years. The US$142 billion package squeaked by theSA trade delegation in Zim
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterA seven-member delegation from South Africa’s Department of Trade and Industry is in the country to draw lessons on how they can offer technical support to co-operatives and small enterprises in their own country. The delegation