Relief for starafrica

Business Reporter
STARAFRICA lenders and creditors overwhelmingly voted in favour of a scheme of arrangement that will give the sugar processor time to sort out its plan to retire overdue liabilities.

Celebrate your success

I am one of those celebrating success. There is nothing as sweet as success. Are you one of those that have worked tirelessly day and night and you feel like you want to walk around and flaunt your

TelOne to launch broadband in Vic Falls

FIXED telephone services provider TelOne will in July this year commission the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls fibre optic cable ahead of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly in August.

Of smart TVs, 3D video

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Technology has completely revolutionised the way we live and communicate, while also to a larger extent, it has also impacted the way we do entertainment .

Price stability key for SA: Marcus

PRETORIA. — South African central bank governor Gill Marcus said policy makers’ core mandate is to control inflation even as economic growth forecasts are set to be lowered because of mining strikes.

German firm transforms Nigeria

JOHANNESBURG. — Systems Applications Products, the German-headquartered business software firm, says its solutions implemented in Nigeria were enhancing service delivery in Africa’s most populous

UK service index rise

LONDON. — A UK index of services rose last month to the highest since March 2012, adding to the case for Bank of England policy makers to refrain from further stimulus.

Nigerian bank stocks set to extend gains

ABUJA. — Nigerian banks stocks, trading at a discount to emerging-market lenders, will probably extend gains to 42 percent this year as they boost capital and finance oil and power projects, Vetiva

EU impose high solar tariffs

BRUSSELS. — The European Union imposed tariffs as high as 67,9 percent on solar panels from China in the largest EU commercial dispute of its kind, seeking to help revive a withering industry in

Japan to double investment: PM

TOKYO. — Japan’s prime minister promised yesterday to double inward investment, raise personal incomes by a third and cut red tape to make his country the best place in the world to do business.

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