Trust Bank placed under liquidation
Harare Bureau TRUST Holdings’ banking subsidiary Trust Bank has been placed under provisional liquidation after shareholders withdrew court papers opposing liquidation of the bank.
Caps United blow title chances
Takudzwa Chitsiga Harare Bureau CAPS United 0-0 FC Platinum CAPS United are virtually out of the running for the Castle Lager Premiership soccer title after they dropped their fifth point in…
Murray plays for sixth straight week in hope of better 2015 seeding
A RESURGENT Andy Murray will play for a sixth straight week when he competes at the Paris Masters in an effort to finish the season in the top four and…
Sharon’s hubby abandons application for discharge
Tendai Rupapa Harare Bureau Sharon Macheso’s husband, Kudakwashe Munetsi has abandoned his application for discharge at the close of the State case, saying he wants a chance to reveal more details…
Khumalo Stadium ready to host continental hockey championships
Sports Reporter THE Hockey Association of Zimbabwe has certified Bulawayo’s Khumalo Hockey Stadium ready to play host to next month’s Africa Cup of Club Champions.
FinTrade rebrands to ACI-Zimbabwe
Harare Bureau THE Financial Traders’ Association of Zimbabwe has rebranded to ACI-Zimbabwe following the approval of its application to join the world’s financial markets group by ACI International.
National Foods set to support wheat farmers
Harare Bureau AGRO processing concern, National Foods has set aside $1,4 million to support wheat farming for the current 2014 wheat growing season following up on the $2,5 million ploughed…
Who grants sick leave?
Labour Matters Davies Ndumiso Sibanda MANY employees wrongly think doctors grant sick leave yet the law places the responsibility and right to grant sick leave on the employer.
Firm mulls biogas to power trains
A SOUTH African gold mining firm trying to cut carbon emissions and costs and improve the health of its workers could be the first globally to fuel trains with biogenic…
Balotelli goal may ‘finally’ open gates
AFTER going six weeks without a goal Mario Balotelli was mightily relieved to “finally” regain his scoring touch against Swansea City and save Liverpool from a League Cup fourth-round exit.

