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Fanuel Kangondo in DURBAN, South AfricaILLEGAL economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe continue to negatively affect the country’s economic reform efforts, as it emerged that the European Union was financially supporting the stands of all the other countries in the Sadc region
Indaba ends on high note
Fanuel Kangondo in Durban, SAThis year’s edition of Africa’s largest travel show, Indaba 2013, ended on a high note on Tuesday with Zimbabwean companies that were exhibiting overwhelmed by the number of foreign buyers who made numerous enquiries that they expect to follow on. With the main theme centred on the
Obey the law, micro-finance institutions told
Herald ReportersMICRO-FINANCE institutions stand to lose the money they lend out to the public along with the interest accruing to them should they fail to operate within the law, a Cabinet minister has said. Finance Minister Tendai Biti said all the associated companies of a financial institution or bank would face
No more abuses on ZSE: Biti
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange will no longer be allowed to regulate itself owing to past abuses and malpractices and insider trading by the players, Finance Minister Tendai Biti has said. The minister said no person with shares in a listed company would be allowed to sit on
Zesa under probe
Martin Kadzere and Golden SibandaTHE National Economic Conduct Inspectorate has instituted investigations into Zesa Holdings, which has resulted in the suspension of the top brass within the utility’s subsidiaries. Sources at the company said the NECI probe, which began two weeks ago, covers a wide spectrum of issues, which
Boost for Caps United
Augustine Hwata Senior Sports Reporter
CAPS United coach Taurai Mangwiro said his squad has been boosted by the return to action of midfielders Rahman Kutsanzira and Pride Tafirenyika for the great Harare derby against city rivals Dynamos at the National Sports Stadium on Sunday.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand Quits international Football
Rio Ferdinand has decided to retire from international football after 16 years representing his country. The Manchester United man, who became England’s youngest ever defender when he made his debut at Wembley in November 1997, says that he wants to concentrate