Pioneer sinks into the red

Business Reporter
Transport and logistics firm Pioneer Corporation Africa has registered an after tax loss of US$562 000 for the year ended December 31, 2012 sinking into the red from the prior period when they registered a profit of US$291 000.

Know your stakeholders

Bradwell Mhonderwa Business Ethics
The use of the term “stakeholder interests” is a common feature in today’s business talk.  The pressure to consider the needs and expectations of different interest groups outside of shareholders’ interests is now overbearing in the business world as it has become clear that interest groups have a legitimate claim in the running of business

Local firm partners SA‘s JC Broadband

Business Reporter
Algo INCORPORATED, a subsidiary of Internet Access Provider Aquiva Wireless, has partnered with JC Broadband, a South African Voice over Internet Protocol service provider in the delivery, marketing and sales of Aquiva services in the region and on international markets.

Companies urged to be socially responsible

Companies should commit reasonable percentages of their profits to develop communities they operate in as part of their corporate social responsibility.
Regional Centre for Social Responsibility director Ms Sithembile Nyoni told New Ziana that the future of these companies lay in sustainable development of communities

Lack of collateral hinders SMEs

Business Reporter
Small to medium enterprises have said collateral demanded by most banks when they seek funding for their projects has hindered the growth of the sector.
According to a survey carried out by the SMEs Association of Zimbabwe on SME funding in the country recently, 92 percent of the SMEs said they had applied for funding but only

Big Nuz lives up to billing

Brenda Phiri Arts Correspondent
South African award winning kwaito outfit Big Nuz put up a memorable show when they performed in Harare at Kebab Centre over the weekend.
The talented group took turns to dish out their hit tracks “Umlilo”, “Serious”, “I Hope You Don’t Mind” and “Kwazi Kwamnandi” leaving the crowd asking for more.

Insiza Brothers still alive

From Noah Pito in Karoi
Insiza Brothers’ front man Alec Joe, says his group’s waning fortunes can only be restored if musicians of the moment — Suluman Chimbetu and Jah Prayzah — feature in his upcoming album.

Zvishavane band thrills @ Book Café

Lovemore Meya Arts Correspondent
Book Café was the place to be for jazz music lovers last Saturday when Zvishavane Shuro Jazz Band gave a top drawer act.
The 15-member group played for two hours after yet another beautiful performance by Sistaz Open Mic.

Zimura wins war against ZBC

Fred Zindi Music
In ancient Greece (469 – 399 BC) a great philosopher named Socrates was lauded for his wisdom. One day the great philosopher bumped into an acquaintance who was very excited about the news he wanted to break to Socrates. He said, “Socrates, shall I tell you what I have just heard about one of your students?”

Mixed bag at this year’s Hifa

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
The Harare International Festival of the Arts which will run from April 30 to May 5 under the theme “What’s Next” promises a mixed bag of entertainment.
For the old school fanatics Bulawayo Kwela Kings will send patrons down memory lane with its unmistakable penny whistle sound which was dominant when township jazz ruled the

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