adminActis sets up Africa education platform
Actis, the UK-based private equity firm specialising in emerging markets, has created a $275 million higher education platform spanning nine countries in Africa as it looks to cater to rapidly…
Rebate of duty on materials imported for occupational therapy
The Customs and Excise (General) Regulations, 2001 as published in Statutory Instrument 154 of 2001, provides for a rebate of duty on selected imported materials to be used in occupational…
Cocktail launch on curbing music piracy
Makomborero Marumisa OyOsTech News The music industry lies in wait for the launch of Zimbabwe’s first ever online commercial music store on Friday July 14.
New skippers for Sri Lanka
COLOMBO. – Sri Lanka appointed two new cricket captains yesterday to replace Angelo Mathews, who resigned after his side’s humiliating home series defeat to bottom-ranked Zimbabwe.
Coping with retrenchment
When you are first told that you are no longer employed there is a tendency to blame yourself.
Pre-season under spotlight
PARIS. – Real Madrid and Barcelona square off in a rare overseas Clasico while Manchester United and Manchester City meet for the first time outside Britain as the world’s leading…
Demystifying SI 64, local content regulations
Dr Gift Mugano Government last year promulgated Statutory Instrument 64 (SI 64) which seeks to protect locally produced goods from stiff competition from imports.
GSMA predicts mobile growth in Sub-Saharan Africa
DAR ES SALAAM. — The GSMA has released a new report into the mobile economy in Sub-Saharan Africa during the Africa edition of GSMA Mobile 360 Africa event, currently underway…
Visa in ‘cashless challenge’
NEW YORK. — Visa wants SMBs nationwide to go cashless. It also thinks better education about the benefits of doing so is the key to making it happen.
From Rhodesia to Mgagao, from Mgagao to Zimbabwe
Hildegarde Manzvanzvike The Arena A HISTORICAL narrative littered with contradictions about well-known events is not worth the piece of paper it is written on.