adminChidawu loses Pelhams appeal
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter
The Supreme Court has upheld the decision by the High Court to dismiss an urgent chamber application by businessman Mr Oliver Chidawu to stop the transfer of his 380 million shares in Pelhams to TN Asset Management in settlement of a US$2,7 million debt.
ZSE mulls data portal services
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange is working on introducing data portal services as part of efforts to provide retail investors with complete information on a broad, immediate and non-exclusionary basis.
Unbundling of Zesa on course — Minister
The unbundling of power utility Zesa Holdings into three separate units will be completed during the second quarter of this year, a Cabinet minister has said.
The Government wants to disband Zesa into separate entities which include electricity generating unit the Zimbabwe Power Company, Zimbabwe Distribution Company and National
Time to act on water woes
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story
EVERY March 22 for the past 20 years the world has observed World Water Day, a day that stresses the importance of water, as a life saver and encourages the need to conserve it.
‘SAA bailouts unconstitutional’
JOHANNESBURG. – Free Market Foundation, the local think-tank, criticised government’s continued support of troubled South African Airways saying the bailouts were unconstitutional.
SAP pledges support to Nigeria
LAGOS. – Systems Applications Products (SAP), the market leader in enterprise application software, pledged its commitment to the development of the Nigerian economy through strategic partnerships in the private and public sectors.MTN boss winds up African tour
YAOUNDE. – MTN Group president Sifiso Dabengwa has concluded his Executive Roadshow that saw him visit several operations of the MTN Group in Africa to share the organisation’s new vision and mission, as well as its strategy pillars.ANC wants 70pc of KZN vote
Durban — The African National Congress will be aiming to secure at least 70 percent of the vote in KwaZulu-Natal in the 2014 elections.
Britain’s sincerity under spotlight
From Our UK Correspondent
The British government’s sincerity to the re-engagement talks scheduled to begin in London tomorrow came under the spotlight yesterday after a communiqué London prepared way before meeting the Zimbabwean delegation was leaked to the Press.
Public service promotions frozen
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Herald Reporter
Government has with immediate effect frozen processing of transfers and filling of vacant posts in the civil service, a development that has angered workers who see it as an infringement on their working conditions.