NSSA pours $156m into productive sectors

Golden Sibanda Harare Bureau The National Social Security Authority has invested $156 million into the productive sectors of the economy through various commercial banks.

Holiday Inn Byo upgrades

Business Reporter HOLIDAY Inn Bulawayo has rolled out a massive upgrading exercise worth thousands of dollars as it moves to boost client satisfaction while consolidating its market share in a…

Farmers call for tobacco value addition

Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers’ Union (ZCFU) is advocating for value addition in tobacco production, saying the move will improve the product sale price and benefit to…

Humanitarian crisis after Boko Haram attack

Maiduguri — Hundreds of people who escaped a Boko Haram attack need urgent help, a local lawmaker said yesterday, as those still hiding on a mountain a week later said…

Mutharika stakes claim to lake

Blantyre — Malawian President Peter Mutharika has affirmed his country’s claim to Lake Malawi as a feud simmers with neighbouring Tanzania over the vast territory where both sides are hoping…

Nigeria appeals for experimental Ebola drug

Abuja — Nigeria requested the experimental Ebola drug ZMapp yesterday, as the country reported its third death from the virus ravaging several West African nations.

Israel-Hamas talks tackle Gaza blockade

Negotiators in Cairo have addressed the issue of the Israeli-Gaza blockade, as the clock ticks down to the 2100 GMT deadline that will end a current 72-hour truce. By that…

Iraq PM ‘will not quit’ without court ruling

Iraq’s Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has said that it will take a federal court ruling for him to leave power, defying the president’s decision to task a rival with forming…

Pope to speak to N Korea ‘church of silence’

Seoul — Pope Francis will offer prayers for Korean reconciliation in Seoul next week, but they are unlikely to be heard in North Korea which pays lip-service to religious freedom…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Holiday incentives a wise move

PLANS by the Tourism and Hospitality Ministry to introduce holiday incentives to encourage civil servants to visit and stay at the country’s tourist destinations dotted around the country is a…

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