Nokia defends US$25m payoff

HELSINKI. – Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa yesterday defended a US$25,4 million payoff to former chief executive Stephen Elop as part of Microsoft’s takeover of its mobile phone unit.

RBZ offloads Astra stake

Tinashe Makichi  Business Reporter JAPANESE paint manufacturing giant Kansai Plascon has acquired 49 percent of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s 63 percent stake in Astra Industries in a deal worth…

Govt pledges to support dairy industry

Business Reporter Government will continue to encourage public- private sector partnerships in the dairy industry to drive training, research, extension support and development of the sector, Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation…

Datlabs launches new Camphacare

DATLABS  has launched a new Camphor Cream brand called CamphaCare following Tiger Brands’ withdrawal to have the local pharmaceutical giant produce and market Ingram’s Camphor cream in Zimbabwe.

President Mugabe’s address @ UNGA

Address by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Comrade R.G. Mugabe, During the General Debate of the 68th Session of the United Nations General Assembly: New York, 26th…

A leaf from Asian Tigers

This is part 2 of the first article published on this column last week as Zimbabwe seeks to adopt proven, credible and sound Economic policies the Asian Tigers provide an…

Tiles for Africa opens showroom

ZIMBABWE’S leading supplier of local and international tiles, taps, sanitary ware, lights and accessories, Tiles for Africa has added another state-of-the -art showroom to the firm’s national footprint.

Fresh Sudan riots leave 29 dead

KHARTOUM — Fresh rioting erupted in Sudan on yesterday as protests sparked by a government decision to scrap fuel subsidies raged into a fourth day and medics reported an overall…

Unpacking export processing zones

Gift Mugano  Business Correspondent Export Processing Zones, Free Trade Zones and other forms of Special Economic Zones are demarcated geographical areas within a country’s national boundaries where the regulation of…

Panasonic abandons smartphones

TOKYO. – Japanese electronic giant Panasonic says it will abandon research into new smartphones for retail consumers at home, as it struggles to make inroads in a sector dominated by…

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