Zimglass liquidation
ZIMBABWE Glass Industries Limited liquidator Winsely Evans Militala says he has received an offer for the assets of the company in their “entirety as a unit” and would be winding up its affairs in the next three weeks.
More acts for Braai Out Fest
ORGANISERS of the third edition of The Braai OutZw slated for November 2 at Kingfisher Park in the capital have added more names on the list of artistes expected to performing at the fete, that will see the event running from morning until midnight.
JUST IN: Council to recover debts through Zesa
Harare City Council plans to use ZESA Holdings’ billing system to recover about $1 billion the local authority is owed by ratepayers.
Bhasikiti quits politics, eyes farming
CONTROVERSIAL politician and former Minister of State for Masvingo provincial affairs Mr Kudakwashe Bhasikiti says he has decided to quit politics and focus on agriculture at his Moriah Farm in Mwenezi East.
JUST IN: President leaves for Uganda
President Mnangagwa has left Harare for Uganda where he is expected to attend that country’s 57th Independence Celebrations slated for Sinkoro District.
We will deal with DCC abuse: Matemadanda
Norman Muchemwa
ZANU-PF will deal with any abuse of the proposed District Co-ordinating Committees (DCCs) that are set to be re-introduced this weekend, the revolutionary party’s national political commissar, Cde Victor Matemadanda has said.
South Africa must harness technology in a way that helps fix its problems
In the three short years that the World Economic Forum (WEF) has been punting the concept of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) as the route to prosperity for digitally savvy nations, it has become global policy conventional wisdom.
South Africa must harness technology in a way that helps fix its problems
In the three short years that the World Economic Forum (WEF) has been punting the concept of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) as the route to prosperity for digitally savvy nations, it has become global policy conventional wisdom.
Global stocks hover as weak European data, trade anxiety offsets U.S. jobs boost
LONDON – Global stocks were little changed on Monday as broadly positive U.S. jobs data quelled some fears about an economic slowdown, but nervousness over U.S.-China trade talks persisted and more weak European economic data trickled in.
Global stocks hover as weak European data, trade anxiety offsets U.S. jobs boost
LONDON – Global stocks were little changed on Monday as broadly positive U.S. jobs data quelled some fears about an economic slowdown, but nervousness over U.S.-China trade talks persisted and more weak European economic data trickled in.







