ZSE share volume up

Business Reporter
THE volume of shares traded on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange rose 351 percent to 20 502 261 while value also vaulted 300 percent to US$2,345 million on significant gains in only four stocks.

Lessons from Oliver Mtukudzi

Ben Chiganze

LAST weekend I went fishing with my former schoolmate Million and after toiling the whole day we caught nothing. I was very discouraged and I openly told Million that I will not go back to the dam until September when it is warmer. On the other hand, Million did not appear to be bothered by our bad fortunes.

Saudi economic growth to slow down: IMF

RIYADH. — Saudi economic growth will slow to 4,4 percent in 2013 from 6,8 percent last year due to an expected fall in oil production, and cuts in government spending, the International Monetary Fund said yesterday.

Vodafone net profit plunges

LONDON. — British mobile phone giant Vodafone reported a 90 percent plunge in annual net profit yesterday after taking a vast impairment charge relating to businesses  in debt-laden eurozone nations Italy and Spain.

All set for procurement forum

Business Reporter
BUY Zimbabwe will host a procurement conference and experiential expo next week that will be graced by high-profile people from Government and industry.
Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere is set to be guest of honour at the event scheduled for Monday May 27 at the Meikles Hotel

Robust Zim, SA sales boost PPC’s earnings

Johannesburg. — An improvement in South African and Zimbabwean cement sales helped shore up PPC’s results in the interim period ended March, South Africa’s premier cement maker has said.

ZFU now texting farmers

Agriculture Reporter
The Zimbabwe Farmers’ Union has begun using mobile phones to disseminate important information to farmers.
Farmers receive information on farm produce prices and available markets and other information happening in the agriculture industry.

ACR sends SOS to AG’s Office

African Consolidated Resources says it will apply to the Attorney-General’s Office for a stay of proceedings while an appeal against a judgment handed against it was being heard.
ACR early this month lost a bid to block its prosecution in a case in which it is being charged with fraud and breaching the Precious Stones Act.

Award winners to rock BBA

Entertainment Reporter
The Big Brother launch show is expected to come alive when multiple award-winning musicians from Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa take centre stage at the opening show of the Big Brother Africa slated for Sunday.

Carnival up in smoke

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
Chilly weather and out-of-season rainfall are among the challenges facing the first-ever Zimbabwe International Carnival now underway in Harare, although better weather should now be on the way.

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