adminGulliver requires $10m to clear debts, recapitalise
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter Distressed engineering concern, Gulliver Consolidated Limited, requires nearly $10 million to clear its debts and recapitalise operations, the firm’s judicial manager Mr Reggie Saruchera said.
RBZ sets tone for economic recovery
Happiness Zengeni Business Editor The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has set the tone for economic recovery after unveiling a set of financial sector policies which are meant to strengthen the…
Battery firm ordered to pay up
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed an appeal by Central African Batteries against a Labour Court decision to grant more than US$12 000 in damages to…
ZIBF is bigger and more important than our egos
Shelling The Nuts with Ignatius T. Mabasa An old woman is uneasy when dry bones are mentioned in a proverb
Charamba engages Diamond Studios on new album
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Pastor Charles Charamba has engaged Diamond Studios, a record company to market and distribute his upcoming 10-track album titled “WeNazeretha”. The album launch is set for…
West fear-mongers mobilise against Syria
Stephen Gowans Correspondent We ought to ask whether, once launched, a US air-war in Syria will expand its target list from ISIS to Syrian government forces?
Mangongo living a nightmare
Jonathan John Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE cricket coach Steven Mangongo has revealed that life as the national team coach has been an absolute nightmare for him. Mangongo saw his men crash…
Lessing donates 3 000 books to city library
Municipal Reporter Nobel Prize for Literature winner Doris Lessing, who died last year, left instructions that she was donating her entire personal collection of over 3 000 books to Harare…
Experts meet for SADC 2015 weather forecast
Agriculture Reporter CLIMATE experts are meeting in Windhoek, Namibia, for the 18th Southern Africa Regional Climate Outlook Forum (Sarcof) that is expected to come up with a rainfall forecast for…
City house gutted by fire
Heather Charema Herald Reporter Property worth thousands of dollars was reduced to ashes when a house in Braeside, Harare, mysteriously caught fire yesterday afternoon. The fire is reported to have…