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- December 8, 2017
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Border Timbers judicial management exit stalls
Taurai Mangudhla An alleged impasse pitting two major creditors of Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed timber firm, Border Timbers and its administration manager has stalled the group’s plans to
Matongerwo enyika
Munyaradzi Gunduza — 5. Sarudza nhetembo ina dzezvematongerwo enyika dzakanyorwa navananyanduri vakasiyana dziri muna Mutakunanzva Wenhetembo ugotsanangura zvinotaurwa mune imwe neimwe yadzo. [25]
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- December 8, 2017
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A visit to Bulawayo presents a sorry picture
Herbert Zharare Bulawayo used to be the country’s industrial hub. Proprietors of many businesses as recent as 2000, used to flock to Bulawayo for heavy equipment, plant and equipment repairs…
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- December 8, 2017
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Powerspeed Electrical’s profit after tax up 140pc
Enacy Mapakame Powerspeed Electrical Limited’s profit after tax jumped 140 percent to $1,091 million from $0,454 million achieved last year on improvements in volume and revenue.
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- December 8, 2017
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Steinhoff failure shocks asset managers
Johannesburg. — The failure of Steinhoff has shocked even the most seasoned asset managers. It is the biggest corporate failure on the JSE. Allegations of earnings
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- December 8, 2017
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China’s debt levels pose stability risk, says IMF
Fears that China risks being the cause of a fresh global financial crisis have been highlighted by the International Monetary Fund in a hard-hitting warning about the growing
Koshesai dzidzo — Ollah 7
Abel Ndooka — VANA vechikoro vari kukurudzirwa kuti vakoshese dzidzo yavo kuitira kuti vagove neremangwana rakajeka. Kurudziro iyi yakaitwa svondo rapera nemushamarari ane mukurumbira wenhepfenyuro yeStar FM, Owen “Ollah 7”…
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- December 8, 2017
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An all-inclusive, Zim-centric budget
Muhammad Umar Finance and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa presented his 2018 National Budget yesterday, which brought in an air of expectation, showed a fine balancing
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- December 8, 2017
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Inclusive capitalism and the sharing economy
Aurra Kawanzaruwa The conversations around ‘inclusive capitalism’ gained traction in Southern Africa at the end of 2015 leading into 2016. The King IV report on corporate governance highlights the
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- December 8, 2017
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SA’s capitalist class in crisis
Hffingtonpost. — Two of South Africa’s biggest companies —Naspers and Steinhoff — find themselves in the middle of raging storms, as allegations of impropriety and