adminBale out of Real’s cup tie against Espanyol
REAL Madrid winger Gareth Bale will miss today’s King’s Cup quarter-final second leg at home to Espanyol due to a problem with his left leg, coach Carlo Ancelotti said yesterday.
Formula 1 2014: Pre-season testing set to begin in Jerez
FORMULA 1 teams start their on-track preparations for the 2014 world championship at this week’s first pre-season test at Jerez in Spain. All teams bar Lotus will run their new…
International carnival registration begins
Oliver Kazunga Acting Business Editor REGISTRATION to participate at the second edition of the Zimbabwe International Carnival slated for Harare in May has started. A carnival is characterised by celebrations…
BAT recommits to Zimbabwe
Business Reporter THE country’s largest cigarette manufacturer, British American Tobacco Zimbabwe (BAT) has reaffirmed its total commitment to continue operating in the country and promote value addition on the country’s…
Deflation: Zim needs image ‘cleansing’
THE government must urgently come up with measures to stimulate demand in the economy to prevent deflation, an economic research firm has said.
Platinum strike talks resume
Government-led talks to end platinum strikes that have crippled output of the metal in South Africa resumed as the rand trades close to its weakest level in more than five…
Tata boss dies, suicide suspected
Karl Slym, managing director of India’s biggest automaker Tata Motors Ltd, died after falling from a hotel room in Bangkok in what police said may have been suicide.
Google buys DeepMind
London – Google said yesterday that it had agreed to buy British artificial intelligence start-up company DeepMind for an undisclosed amount.
Ericsson, Samsung settle patent dispute
Stockholm – Swedish telecommunications equipment maker Ericsson and South Korean technology group Samsung have agreed to drop a long-running dispute over patents, the Swedish firm said yesterday.
AU lifts Madagascar suspension
Antananarivo – The African Union lifted its suspension of Madagascar’s membership yesterday after a new president took office following the island’s first election since a coup five years ago.