adminGovt looks into motor industry challenges
Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT is reviewing factors blighting viability of the motor industry in the wake of the shutdown of Willowvale Mazda Motor Industries last year due to crippling financial woes…
Small-scale miners ordered to form one body
Business Reporter THE Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has directed small-scale miners’ associations to form an umbrella body within the next three months to represent the interests of all…
Radar targets 60 million bricks
Harare Bureau RADAR HOLDINGS is targeting to produce 60 million bricks in the current financial year with a 19 percent increase in volumes anticipated after the completion of a dedicated…
Can employers unilaterally change workers contracts?
Davis Ndumiso Sibanda Many disputes between employers and workers relate to unilateral variation of employees contracts by employers who believe they are exercising their right to manage.
We all need to be strategy driven in life
Hector Moyo I am in my old age realising that I am more and more being attracted to two concepts in life, that of competitive advantage and excellence.
China, Zim trade to surpass $1billion mark
Business Reporter TRADE between China and Zimbabwe will surpass the $1billion mark by the end of the year, Chinese Ambassador Mr Lin Lin said yesterday. He said trade between the…
Cottco seeks higher lint producer prices
Harare Bureau THE Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) wants to partner local and foreign companies in the beneficiation of cotton to promote higher producer prices for farmers.
Border Timbers board taken to task
Harare Bureau MINORITY shareholders on Wednesday brought the Border Timbers board under the spotlight after questioning the company’s valuation and fees paid out to directors and auditors.
Samsung partners local firm
Harare Bureau LEADING global technology company Samsung Electronics has signed a memorandum of understanding with an indigenous company Lines Products and Services which will see the two parties providing business…
Massive SA pipeline project to pass through Zimbabwe
Harare Bureau MINING Oil and Gas Services, a South Africa-based company intends to construct a multi-billion fuel pipeline, linking Beira and three southern African countries through Zimbabwe, industry sources said.