adminStenson wins FedEx Cup
ATLANTA. — Sweden’s Henrik Stenson earned the biggest payday in golf by closing with a two-under 68 on Sunday to claim two trophies in one day — The Tour Championship…
MTN named Africa’s most valuable brand
JOHANNESBURG. – MTN has been recognised as the best African brand and in a ranking of the continent’s most admired and valuable brands by Brand Africa. The Brand Africa 100…
Research expo attracts more participants
AT least 35 exhibitors are expected at the third edition of the country’s premier Research and Intellectual Expo to be held from October 2-4 this year, up from 26 last…
ECB selectors name Ashes squad
LONDON. — Controversial spinner Monty Panesar was given a chance to revive his England career after being named yesterday in a 17-man squad for the forthcoming Ashes cricket tour of…
Ethical workplaces drive up profits
Bradwell Mhonderwa Business Ethics The number of businesses contemplating introducing formal ethics in their operations is increasing as it is becoming a useful emerging management tool.
New Constitution is your Bible, auditors told
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business Reporter AUDITORS have been encouraged to play a vital role in ensuring that organisations comply with the provisions of the new Constitution that encourages accountability and transparency.
AfDB funds Africa research to boost agricultural production
LUSAKA — The African Development Bank (AfDB) has given research institutions in Africa funds to help them embark on research projects aimed at improving agricultural production on the continent, a…
UPDATE: Nairobi Westgate attack: ‘Assault begins’ to break siege
NAIROBI – Kenyan security forces appear to have launched an assault on the Westgate shopping complex in the capital Nairobi in an attempt to break the siege there.
ICC adjourns Ruto trial over Nairobi hostage crisis
THE HAGUE – The International Criminal Court on Monday briefly excused Kenyan Vice President William Ruto from his crimes against humanity trial so he can deal with the bloody Nairobi shopping mall…
Syria’s Assad says ‘terrorists’ obey foreign states: CCTV
BEIJING – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad accused foreign nations of giving orders to “terrorists” battling his government’s forces in an interview with China’s state CCTV broadcast Monday.