Global oil prices fall

WORLD oil prices fell yesterday ahead of US growth and crude inventories data and on the eve of an Opec meeting, following sharp losses the day before. Brent North Sea crude for delivery in July slid 82

Portuguese workers strike

LISBON. — Workers at the Lisbon metro went on strike yesterday and businesses came to a standstill across Portugal to protest government austerity measures aimed at slashing the deficit and meeting

Tyre maintenance

Tafadzwa Choto
Last week’s instalment highlighted the legal requirements in respect of tyres which are meant to ensure road safety. In this week’s instalment, the discussion will go beyond the law and give practical

Rainbow Hotel takes facelift for UNWTO

Isdore Guvamombe Tourism matrix
It was moonlight dinner. The moon shone brilliantly, dwarfing the multifarious array of the stars that winked dimly and seemed to drift as far away as possible from the moon. The galaxy of stars

Get a feel of European executive luxury

Fact Jeke Behind the Wheel
Being rich even if you are not famous comes with great perks. Driving a fancy car and being chauffeur-driven is a must when you live a high life. The thing is when you have the money and you

Chevrolet Revs up DreamWorks Animation’s ‘Turbo’

DETROIT. – Chevrolet will help power a little snail named Turbo in the upcoming DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. feature film bearing his name. The collaboration between Chevrolet and DreamWorks

Kingdom eyes US$50m capitalisation target

Business Reporter
FINANCIAL services group AfrAsia Kingdom has embarked on a capital raising drive as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s US$50 million minimum capital thresholds for commercial banks draws

ZSE rules the roost

Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange is once again the biggest bourse by market capitalisation among the four markets covered by the CASE Handbook following the mini bull run since the beginning of the

‘Value addition critical for tobacco’

Business Reporter
TOBACCO Industry Development Support Institute executive director Mr Jeffrey Takawira has expressed the need for continued dialogue between lawmakers, players in the tobacco sector and in

Put your house in order, Telecel told

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
GOVERNMENT says Telecel Zimbabwe should first address its lopsided shareholding by transferring a majority stake to locals, before its mobile phone operator’s licence can be renewed. Transport,

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