BREAKING: High Court stops English Paper 2 rewrite

Sunday News Reporter The High Court has ruled against Zimsec’s decision to have O-Level students re-sit the 2017 November English  Paper 2 following reports of rampant cheating.

Local bourse reverses losses

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s All Share index was marginally up by 0.03 points to settle at 89.53 as Innscor put on $0, 0226 to close at $0, 8767,…

RBZ to engage farmers

Enacy Mapakame HARARE – The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says will engage farmers and banks to address the bottlenecks that harbor the access to finance by small to medium…

60pc of Zinara funds going to hiring equipment: Urban Councils

HARARE – At least 60 percent of funds that  the Zimbabwe National Road Authority (Zinara) allocates to local  authorities for repair and maintenance of roads goes towards hiring  equipment as…

Simbisa to acquire Foodfund

Tawanda Musarurwa HARARE – Fast foods group Simbisa Brands is looking to acquire foreign complementary business – Foodfund – once it completes its proposed listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

ZIMSEC loses English Language Paper 2 case

The High Court has ruled against ZIMSEC’s decision to have O Level students resit for the 2017 November English Language Paper 2 following reports of rampant cheating.

JUST IN: Poachers caught after killing nine baby impalas

Two poachers were on Wednesday morning busted by game rangers at Sentinel Safaris after killing nine ba​b​y impalas using dogs.

Zim and Bots in diamond beneficiation deal

GABARONE – Zimbabwe plans to start  sending rough diamonds to Botswana by June this year for cutting and  polishing, before auctioning, to enhance revenue earnings from sales of  the gems,…

Bonds stable as rand takes heart from Zexit

South African bonds were little changed on Wednesday morning, as the markets waited to see whether speculation of an imminent resignation by President Jacob Zuma would turn out to be true.

Asia shares wary of U.S. inflation, dollar breaks down

SYDNEY – Asian share markets turned mixed on Wednesday as investor nerves were strained ahead of a U.S. inflation report that could soothe, or inflame, fears of faster rate hikes globally.