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Harare Bureau The Zimbabwe Fertiliser Company has finally taken delivery of its 12,500 tonnes of ammonium nitrate fertiliser valued at about $7,5 million caught up in congestion at Beira port…
NMB raises $4 million for SMEs
LISTED financial company NMB Bank managed to raise $4 million during the floatation of the first tranche of its two year $50 million mortgage-backed Small Medium Enterprises bond issue which…
Standard Bank scoops top accolade
Sithandazile Moyo Business Reporter STANDARD Bank Group scooped the 2014 Best Foreign Exchange Provider in Africa at the Global Finance Magazine Awards presentations held recently.
Farmers warned against reliance on Zesa
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has urged farmers to seek other alternatives instead of solely relying on Zesa for power supply.
CZI to hold workshop on Zim Asset
Business Reporter THE CONFEDERATION of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) is set to hold a regional workshop on Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim Asset) in Bulawayo later this month.
Gorowa linked to Bafana
Harare Bureau ZIFA’S failure to tie Warriors coach Ian Gorowa to a long-term contract could return to haunt them amid revelations that the South African Football Association are considering an…
Beefy’s boys in secret camp
Ricky Zililo Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Caf Orange Cup Confederation representatives How Mine yesterday left Bulawayo for a secret camp ahead of their preliminary round first leg match against Chuoni of…
Chelsea can’t compete with Manchester City spending: Mourinho
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says his side cannot compete with Manchester City’s spending and feels that his side have received disproportionate criticism in the past for spending money.
Bosso to announce squad
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS Football Club are expected to announce their final 2014 squad next week even though the giants are still negotiating with a number of potential…
ZC, players salary impasse ends
Ricky Zililo Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Cricket and cricketers’ salary impasse came to an end yesterday with the players agreeing to return to work pending the payment of outstanding salaries.