adminAirzim sends employees on forced leave
Business EditorAIR ZIMBABWE yesterday announced it has sent over 600 employees on forced leave as part
of its restructuring programme aimed at revitalising, recapitalising and restoring customer
It’s for old times’ sake
Eddie Chikamhi Sports ReporterCAPS United forward Rahman Kutsanzira is on the sidelines again, this time battling a thigh strain, which effectively rules him out of the Castle Lager Premiership match against Monomotapa at Rufaro
When a teacher sold out the struggle
Back in the village in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve the war still bears memories.In 1978, the war had reached fever pitch. The winch gates of the struggle had been opened and
Africa should ‘know the enemy’
While Africa buries the philosophies of its nationalist children, Europe is busy polluting the whole international system with the thoughts of its own liberal thinkers. In Africa, we live as if Kwame
ZSE rebounds
Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange industrial index rebounded in today’s session, lifted by gains in Econet Wireless. After trades, the industrials was up 0,39 percent to 0,82 points to 212.77 points, taking its gains this year so far to 39,61 percent. The
AfrAsia Kingdom embarks on a capital raising exercise
Business ReporterFINANCIAL services group, AfrAsia Kingdom has embarked a capital raising exercise as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s US$50 million minimum capital thresholds for commercial banks draws closer. Commercial banks will be required to have a minimum
Chirume appoited ZSE CEO
Business Reporter
FORMER Securities Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe chief executive Mr Alban Chirume is set to join the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange as CEO, sources
Breaking: Warriors squad out
MAMELODI Sundowns bound striker Cuthbert Malajila has bounced back into the Warriors squad after he was named in the team which was released yesterday and will go into camp on Monday to prepare for the two matches against Egypt
Mobile Telecoms fees hiked
Munyaradzi Doma, Herald Online Correspondent
License fees for mobile telecommunications operators have been hiked to US$137,5 million for a 20 year tenure up from US$100 million for a 15 year tenure. Minister of transport,
Telecel Given ultimatum
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
GOVERNMENT says Telecel Zimbabwe should first address its lopsided shareholding by transferring majority stake in the firm to locals before its mobile phone operator’s licence can be renewed. Transport Communications and Infrastructural