adminMacheso prepares for Pamuzinda invasion
Arts CorrespondentFollowing a successful show in Sandton, Johannesburg, where he left his legions of fans spellbound with his performance, Alick Macheso returns to his favourite hunting ground, Pamuzinda Highway Xscape, for a show this Friday.
Star Brite hotshot in Germany
Brenda Phiri Arts Correspondent
Upcoming mbira fusion artiste Rutendo Machiridza received a career boost following an invitation to tour Germany.The 22-year-old, who made waves on Barney Mpariwa’s Star Brite talent scouting show, left Harare for Europe on Monday night.
Data confirms eurozone recession
PARIS. — Data published on Monday confirmed recession in the eurozone’s weakest economies last year, breathing new life into a heated debate on whether aggressive austerity measures may come at the cost of economic growth.SAP offering spurs global retail brands
JOHANNESBURG. — Planning for Retail, an in-memory offering by the leading business software firm, Systems Applications Products (SAP) is enabling leading national and global retail brands to meet the needs of multi-channel shopping while responding to and embracing an increasinglyCZI to discuss industry revival
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterThe Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries will bring together top industrialists and business people to discuss ways to reverse de-industrialisation at this year’s annual congress to be held in Bulawayo.
Telecel introduces Broadband Plus
Business Reporter
TELECEL has introduced a new service called Telecel Broadband Plus, which brings down the cost of its internet dongles.This will make it easier and affordable for subscribers to access the internet wherever they may be.
Green Business Awards launched
Business Reporter
A local events company, Xhibi-it, yesterday launched an initiative called the Green Business Awards that is meant to encourage and reward businesses with operations that are environmentally sustainable.
Car scheme for civil servants unveiled
Business ReporterBretton Motors, a leading car dealer, has embarked on a scheme under which it is providing vehicles to civil servants on credit. The company, led by businessman Mr Allan Mbazima, has since established a US$4 million revolving fund with the current focus being the importation of second-hand
GMB to commission stockfeeds plant
The Grain Marketing Board says it will commission its US$30 million Norton stockfeeds plant by mid-year.Sand, clay extraction cause for concern
Sand and clay extraction has become a serious environmental issue as the demand for these materials has proportionally increased with population growth in both rural and urban communities of Zimbabwe.