adminMy mother saved me: Denzel
DENZEL WASHINGTON believes his mother saved him from spiralling into a self-destructive lifestyle and he credits her with helping him achieve success by instilling the right values into him.
China to support ongoing electoral process in Guinea Bissau
BISSAU. — China will provide support for the organisation of Guinea Bissau’s general elections scheduled for November 24, the Chinese ambassador to Bissau, Wang Hua, has said.
Cotton indaba on today
Business Reporter COTTON side marketing and viability challenges are likely to dominate discussions when stakeholders meet today to deliberate on issues affecting the sector.
‘Travel limits hamper tourism’
LUSAKA. — The head of the UN World Tourism Organisation has said travel connectivity and visa regimes were hampering the development of tourism in Africa.
Slizer to headline Tourism Night
Arts Correspondent Tswana dance sensation Slizer, real name Naledi Kaisara, will headline the Tourism Night this Saturday at Victoria Falls Primary School. She will be joined by several local artistes…
Improve your ‘catch’ by diversifying
Ben Chiganze THE hardest thing about bass fishing is the lack of permanent biting habits among the bass. At times a fisherman has to go through 30 or so different…
BHP Billiton net profit plunges
SYDNEY. — Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton yesterday said net profit slumped 29,5 percent to US$10,88 billion in the year to June, citing slowing global growth and commodity price volatility.
Kariba to host business expo
Business Reporter KARIBA will next month play host to hundreds of companies and individuals at the second business exhibition where companies will showcase their products and services in a bid…
MedTech Holdings disposes of subsidiary
Business Reporter. LOCAL pharmaceuticals manufacturer MedTech Holdings has completed disposal of its subsidiary, Zimbabwe Pharmaceuticals, closed in November last year due to its continuous loss-making and viability constraints.
ArcelorMittal shares fall
PARIS. — Shares in steelmaking giant ArcelorMittal fell sharply in morning trading yesterday, in response to cautious broker comment from Morgan Stanley bank.