adminZimra records 4pc rise in revenue collection
Walter Muchinguri Assistant Business Editor — The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority recorded a 4 percent jump in revenue collected during the fourth quarter compared to third quarter as it continues to reap…
Lagarde admits IMF’s ‘harsh’ conversion to inequality crisis
Davos (Switzerland). – IMF head Christine Lagarde conceded yesterday the Washington lender had been late waking up to the widening gap between rich and poor around the world, but is…
Aubameyang rescues host Gabon
LIBREVILLE — Gabon and Burkina Faso settled for a 1-1 draw in their 2017 Africa Cup of Nations clash played at the Stade de I’Amitie in the Gabonese city of…
Kwekwe refractory plant revival gathers pace
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter — Government has short-listed investors for its wholly owned Kwekwe refractory plant after receiving 19 bidders for the project, Mines and Mining Development Permanent Secretary Prof Francis…
Olympic champ Bekele upbeat
DUBAI. — Triple Olympic track champion Kenenisa Bekele, the second-fastest marathon runner in history, said yesterday he can shave around 90 seconds off the current world record over the classic…
Big potential for flexible jobs in US
More and more, the idea of taking charge of one’s work schedule is appealing to job-seekers in the US. It’s also becoming more plausible that they get it. The use of…
Swazis behind Warriors
Noel Munzabwa in MANZINI, Swaziland— SWAZILAND might have lost to Zimbabwe in their battle to qualify for the 2017 AFCON finals, but the people of this country are rallying behind…
Extra wildcard pick for Bjorn
LONDON. — The European Tour amended its selection criteria for the 2018 Ryder Cup yesterday, handing captain Thomas Bjorn an extra wildcard pick and tweaking the qualifying system so the…
Stock market subdued in early 2017
Enacy Mapakame Bulls & Bears — THE stock market has been largely subdued during the first 18 days of the year except for some random activity in selected stocks.
Global tourism arrivals grew 1,2m in 2016
According to the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer at least 46 million more tourists (overnight visitors) travelled internationally last year compared to 2015.