adminHotel conversions gain momentum in India
Mumbai. — Hotel conversions are gaining momentum as large hotel chains seek to avoid long gestation periods and construction delays associated with building a new hotel.
IPEC partners IDBZ in housing projects
Property Reporter THE Insurance and Pension Commission has partnered the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe in developing low cost housing projects across the country.
Govt committed to dialogue: Mupfumira
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Government is committed to dialogue with social partners and is working on modalities to legislate the Tripartite Negotiating Forum (TNF) to involve workers and employers in policy…
Zimpost remodels properties
Property Reporter ZIMPOST subsidiary, Post Properties says it is geared to expand its asset base through remodelling its commercial properties to provide trading space for Small to Medium Enterprises.
SA real estate investments increase by R28 billion
Johannesburg. — Investment volumes in South Africa’s real estate saw a 55,2 percent increase in 2016, despite economic challenges, weak currency and political uncertainty.
Yadah will bounce back, says Dube
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter YADAH goalkeeper Tafadzwa Dube reckons their first league defeat should work as a catalyst that should spur them to improve their game and build on their…
Muntari racially abused
MILAN. – Ghana’s Sulley Muntari dramatically walked off the pitch while playing for Pescara at Cagliari on Sunday after his complaints of racist abuse were met with a yellow card.
Ronaldo leads Real charge
PARIS. – Europe’s hottest strikers from record-breaker Cristiano Ronaldo to potential heir Kylian Mbappe take centre stage this week in two tasty Champions League soccer semi-final first legs.
Leadership, inclusiveness to top World Economic Forum
Durban. — LEADERSHIP and inclusiveness are set to take centre stage at the upcoming 27th World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa, which will gather over 1 000 leaders in South…
‘Africa vulnerable to illicit capital flows’
JOHANNESBURG. — Illicit capital flows into and out of developing economies ranged from $2 trillion to $3.5 trillion in 2014, with Africa the region most vulnerable to the flight of…