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Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter TRADING on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has remained bearish as a result of the depressed financial results a number of listed firms have released,…
Rand in tight ranges ahead of crucial US data
THE rand traded within a narrow range at midday yesterday as the market awaited the release of US data tomorrow which could indicate the pace of further stimulus cuts by…
Duty hikes could backfire: Zeparu
Imposing tariffs on imports might backfire as the capacity of local industries to increase production remains doubtful, a local think tank said on Tuesday.
ABC quality buy: Diamond
ROBERT Diamond said his Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Limited made a “quality first transaction” in buying ABC Holdings Limited and ADC African Development Corporation for as much as $265 million as…
Massive earthquake off Chile sparks tsunami
A massive magnitude 8.2 earthquake and tsunami hit the northern coast of Chile, near the port of Iquique, and prompted a warning for the country’s Pacific coast, Chilean officials have…
Kenyan Muslim cleric shot dead
A prominent Muslim Kenyan cleric, accused by the United States and UN Security Council of supporting the Somali rebel group al-Shabab, has been killed on the Kenyan coast, a police…
Njabulo Ncube expected back at FC Platinum
Lovemore Dube Senior Sports Editor FC Platinum chairman Dumisani Sisale yesterday said there was no bad blood between his team and striker Njabulo Ncube. The stocky forward (in Highlanders colours…
Flight MH370 mystery ‘may never be solved’
Malaysia’s top police official has said that authorities may never learn what caused the mysterious disappearance of Flight MH370, while the criminal probe has been narrowed to crew.
Digitalisation to create jobs
Limukani Ncube IN the foreword to the government economic blue print to guide activities from 2013 to 2018, President Mugabe spoke of pursuing a new trajectory of accelerated economic growth…
April Fools Day spoils NAC meeting
Midlands Bureau A NATIONAL Aids Council breakfast meeting in Gweru flopped yesterday as invited guests failed to turn up after misreading the event as an April Fools’ Day prank.