Legal requirements for vehicle lamps

Ernest Muchena
IN our last article, we promised that we were going to continue looking at the legal requirements for the remaining lamps on vehicles. The lamps fitted on a vehicle must be kept clean, undamaged and properly secured in an efficient operating condition at all times. Drivers who fail to adhere to that are liable to prosecution.

Asian markets slump

HONG KONG. – Asian markets dived yesterday with Tokyo’s Nikkei losing more than 6 percent while the dollar hit 10-week lows against the yen on expectations that central banks’ monetary easing measures will end soon.

Nigeria combats cybercrime

LAGOS. – Nigeria has recorded a significant improvement in combating internet security threat.
This is according to a recent survey by United States-based global computer security software company,

Nokia, Vodacom join hands

JOHANNESBURG. – The ongoing collaboration between Nokia and Vodacom will enable consumers across South Africa to purchase content from Windows Store with billing directly to their mobile phone account.

India’s finance minister pledges more reforms

NEW DELHI. – India may further raise caps on foreign direct investment to spur more inflows of funds as part of efforts to kick-start the sluggish economy before next year’s general elections, the finance

Investors pull out of emerging markets

PARIS. – Investors have begun pulling money out of emerging economies mainly because they think that the US Federal Reserve central bank may be about to wind down its easy money policy which has

Demystifying Central Securities Depositories

Nyasha Mukura
In  the last article we outlined a brief history on the development of capital markets in Zimbabwe, leading to the landmark decision to award the tender to Chengetedzai Depository Company Limited

Let’s now focus on UNWTO

AFTER successfully holding the first ever Zimbabwe International Carnival, the focus in the tourism and hospitality industry now shifts to the grand stand of hosting the United Nations World Tourism

Redefine competitiveness, says Mutambara

From Golden Sibanda in Victoria Falls
ZIMBABWE should redefine models of competitiveness to achieve national economic prosperity, growth and development, Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara has  said.

Hyundai iX35 — every woman’s dream car

Fact Jeke Behind the Wheel
Agile, well proportioned, an outdoors enthusiast, easily combining ruggedness with style . . . sounds like the type every woman dreams of taking along for the night, right?

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