How legal are your retro-reflectors?

Ernest Muchena Traffic Safety
The term retro-reflector is commonly defined as a reflector of glass or other reflective material designed to reflect light back to its source.

Perfumes firm donates to children’s home

Business Reporter
A LOCAL perfume distributor, Oceane Collection, last week donated goods worth US$5 000 to Upenyu Hutsva Children’s Home in Harare.

Demystifying CSDs

Nyasha Mukura and Campbell Musiwa
Last week’s discussion briefly chronicled the historical background to Central Securities Depositories in Europe and their value proposition.

UNTWO roadmap unveiled


Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix

Zimbabwe has activated all its systems ahead of the 20th session of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly slated for August in a spirited effort to ensure that it puts up

Gold prices hit rock bottom

LONDON. — Gold prices tumbled to their lowest in more than two-and-a-half-years yesterday, and silver fell more than 6 percent after the US Federal Reserve gave its most explicit signal yet that it

Bernanke puts investors on notice

WASHINGTON. — Federal Reserve chairman Ben S. Bernanke is putting investors on notice that the central bank is prepared to begin phasing out one of the most aggressive easing programmes in its

Emirates named world’s best airline

Business Reporter
EMIRATES yesterday joined the world’s elite airlines after it was awarded the highly coveted World’s Best Airline award by Skytrax at the 2013 World Airline Awards at the Paris Air show.

Marsh spreads tentacles to Nigeria

ABUJA. — Marsh, the global leader in insurance broking and risk management, has acquired Alexander Forbes’ interest in Nigerian insurance broker Femi Johnson & Company Ltd.

E-mail for Nokia Asha users

JOHANNESBURG. — South African Nokia Asha users can now send and receive office e-mails from the comfort of their mobile phones following the introduction of the Mail for Exchange app in the Nokia

End to US stimulus rattles global markets

LONDON. — The US Federal Reserve’s explicit signal it will stop pumping money into the world economy and data showing China’s economy slowing down swept across financial markets yesterday

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