Oxfam bankrolls Ndolwane climate adaptation project
Mthabisi Tshuma, Business Correspondent CHARITY organisation, Oxfam International Zimbabwe, has intensified its “climate change adaptation for rural livelihoods programme”, aimed at helping communities improve food production. The programme is being…
SeedCo to merge units, eyes Victoria Falls Stock Exchange
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter SEEDCO International is seeking to merge with its local operation before listing on the yet-to-be launched Victoria Falls Stock Exchange Limited (VFEX). SeedCo International together…
Grobbelaar reveals Kaizer Chiefs interest
BRUCE Grobbelaar is widely considered as one of the greatest African footballers in Premier League history for his iconic 13-year stint with Liverpool where he made 628 appearances, winning 19…
Emirates resumes flights to Lusaka, still monitoring Harare
UNITED Arab Emirates flagship airline, Emirates, has announced the resumption of passenger services to Lusaka, Zambia, with two weekly flights to and from Dubai effective tomorrow (September 4, 2020).
Hefty exit packages rile NRZ workers
NATIONAL Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) workers have expressed concern over “hefty” exit packages being reportedly demanded by ex-general manager, Engineer Lewis Mukwada, and three other senior directors.
Gold rebounds toward $2 000 after dollar drops to two-year low | Fin24
Gold is rebounding, with Comex futures climbing back to $2 000 an ounce, as the dollar extended its slump.
SeedCo to merge units, eyes Victoria Falls Stock Exchange
SEEDCO International is seeking to merge with its local operation before listing on the yet-to-be launched Victoria Falls Stock Exchange Limited (VFEX).
Australia in recession for first time in almost 30 years
According to national accounts data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Wednesday GDP contracted by 7 percent in the June quarter – more than three times more than the previous biggest fall of 2 percent in 1974.
More troubles for Manyere’s Ecsponent
Embattled financial services private equity group Ecsponent is facing more troubles; this time within its Mauritian subsidiary wherein the group is investigating the possible misappropriation of as much as R125.2 million.








