adminZimAlloys pushes for Balasore deal cancellation… Appeals to Supreme Court o Seeks new investors
Zimbabwe Alloys Ltd has appealed the High Court judgment stopping the local ferrochrome producer from terminating the $90 million take-over bid by an Indian firm, Balasore Alloys as the tussle over the ownership of the mining concern turns nasty.
ZimAlloys pushes for Balasore deal cancellation… Appeals to Supreme Court o Seeks new investors
Zimbabwe Alloys Ltd has appealed the High Court judgment stopping the local ferrochrome producer from terminating the $90 million take-over bid by an Indian firm, Balasore Alloys as the tussle over the ownership of the mining concern turns nasty.
ZimAlloys pushes for Balasore deal cancellation… Appeals to Supreme Court o Seeks new investors
Zimbabwe Alloys Ltd has appealed the High Court judgment stopping the local ferrochrome producer from terminating the $90 million take-over bid by an Indian firm, Balasore Alloys as the tussle over the ownership of the mining concern turns nasty.
Zim to regain bread basket status —ED
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said Zimbabwe was on track to regain its bread basket status owing to the highly successful Command Agriculture Programme.
Zim to regain bread basket status —ED
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said Zimbabwe was on track to regain its bread basket status owing to the highly successful Command Agriculture Programme.
Zim to regain bread basket status —ED
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said Zimbabwe was on track to regain its bread basket status owing to the highly successful Command Agriculture Programme.
Zim to regain bread basket status —ED
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said Zimbabwe was on track to regain its bread basket status owing to the highly successful Command Agriculture Programme.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: New cotton price must be viable in all ends
THE opening of the agricultural marketing season is always punctuated by chaotic scenes — cash shortages, unfaithful merchants and traders who want to reap where they did not sow —…
Zimpapers pays $173k content licence fees
ZIMBABWE Newspapers (1980) Ltd yesterday paid the $172 500 statutory fees required to secure its content distribution licence issued by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ), effectively setting the group on the path to being the country’s only fully integrated media house.
Zimpapers pays $173k content licence fees
ZIMBABWE Newspapers (1980) Ltd yesterday paid the $172 500 statutory fees required to secure its content distribution licence issued by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ), effectively setting the group on the path to being the country’s only fully integrated media house.