adminHerald tops in ethical standards
Herald Reporter In a demonstration of a strong adherence to ethical standards, the country’s leading national daily, The Herald had zero complaints from readers for the whole of 2021. According…
Namibia in tourism in slow recovery
WINDHOEK. – Namibia recorded an increase of 37,81 percent of tourists arrivals in the country from January to December 2021, when compared to 2020 figures, an official said on Tuesday.…
Effect of corporate rescue on shareholders, directors
Godknows Hofisi As explained in my previous articles corporate rescue in Zimbabwe is known by other terms such as business rescue or in the past as judicial management. The proceedings…
Illegal billboard suspects appear in court
Court Correspondent Two Harare men who allegedly erected a billboard with damaging information on a property development company in Borrowdale go on trial on February 9 after their application to…
Africa’s entrepreneurs chart new course for inclusive growth
Seun Kolade Correspondent I carried out a little exercise on Google. I searched “Africa”, and then “African countries”. Top among the 3,4 billion results in the first search and 272…
Nickel exports jump 157pc
Michael Tome Business reporter NICKEL ores and concentrates exports from Zimbabwe grew 157 percent to US$90,7 million in November 2021, as global demand for the mineral surges driven by electric…
Reserve Bank faces difficult choice
South Africa’s inflation rate moved closer to the top of the central bank’s target range in December, highlighting the difficult choice between taming price growth and supporting a sluggish economy…
Oil prices hit 7-year highs
Oil prices on Tuesday climbed to their highest since 2014 as possible supply disruption after attacks in the Mideast Gulf added to an already tight supply outlook. Brent crude futures…
SAA to resume Jo’burg-Durban route
State-owned airline South African Airways (SAA) will fly between Johannesburg and Durban again from 4 March this year. SAA went into business rescue in December 2019 and exited business rescue…
SA to produce 1bn vaccines
US biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong yesterday launched a plant that will produce a billion Covid-19 vaccine doses in Cape Town by 2025, fulfilling a long-time plan to help bring greater…