Mining association works on new regulations
Emmah Chinyamutyangira Manicaland Correspondent The Association of Mine Managers of Zimbabwe (AMMZ) is working on establishing new regulations that will guide mining operations and management of mining resources in the…
Manicaland wheat output up
Denial Mhonda Mutare Correspondent Manicaland recorded significant wheat output following implementation of programmes targeted at increasing production this season. Manicaland Agritex provincial officer Mrs Phillipa Rwambiwa said the 2018 wheat…
JUST IN: Kombi accident claims one, several injured
ONE person died while several others were injured when the left rear tyre of a city-bound commuter omnibus came off leading to the vehicle overturning in Msasa along the Harare-Mutare highway this afternoon.
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- SundayNews
- December 13, 2018
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JUST IN: Natpharm to open retail pharmacies
Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obediah Moyo says Natpharm will soon be opening retail pharmacies to ensure that people buy medicines at the right price. Most private pharmacies were…
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UPDATED: Egyptian businesses target Zim
A group of businesspeople from the Egypt is headed for Zimbabwe to explore the country’s business potential in various economic sectors.
Mining firms in Zambia mull scaling down operations
LUSAKA. – Mining firms in Zambia are reviewing their operations and considering scaling back substantially following the decision by the government to introduce a new mine tax regime, an industry body said.
Former president Zuma to pay own legal fees: Court
JOHANNESBURG. – Former South African president Jacob Zuma must pay back state funds and cover his own costs, a court ruled Thursday, leaving him facing massive legal bills as he fights graft charges.
- businessweekly
- December 13, 2018
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Davipel Group to invest $2m in new plant
Michael Tome HARARE – Indigenous agro-processing company,Davipel Group, has embarked on a $2 million dollar instant yoghurt and flavouring plant investment with a target to commission by April next year.
- businessweekly
- December 13, 2018
- 142 views
Banking sector profitability improves
Tawanda Musarurwa HARARE – The local financial services sector boosted profitability in the nine months to September 30, 2018 posting an aggregate net profit of $283,98 million, latest Reserve Bank…