adminTesla’s US$55bn pay for Musk spills into court
The largest executive-pay package in US corporate history was born in a text message from Elon Musk.
PNL to hold elective AGM
THE Premier Netball League is next month set to hold an elective annual meeting that will usher in a new executive that will run the league’s affairs for the next four years.
Vodacom to roll out Alibaba app in Egypt
Vodacom Group plans to roll out financial-services products in its new market of Egypt, using the super app the wireless carrier is developing alongside China’s Alibaba Group.
Biti wants to block complainant from defending herself
THE assault trial of Tendai Biti continued yesterday with the CCC legislator alleging that the complainant was responding to his submissions through a press statement.
SA sets sights on R4,3trn hydrogen investment
South Africa set its sights on attracting as much as R4,3 trillion (US$250 billion) into its nascent green hydrogen industry by 2050 to take advantage of abundant solar and wind energy sources.
Media hailed for its role in Covid-19 fight
The Permanent Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Mr Nick Mangwana, has expressed satisfaction with the way the media acted in fighting Covid-19 by providing relevant information which was key to mobilizing critical mass support.
Bloodbath at Dynamos: Ndiraya, Mupfurutsa fired
DYNAMOS coach Tonderai Ndiraya has been made to pay for the Glamour Boys’ failures this season with the club revealing last night his contract will not be renewed.
Sikhala trial in false start
The trial of CCC legislators Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole on charges of inciting public violence in Nyatsime in June was supposed to open yesterday, but both sought a postponement.
US$1m tourism village nears completion
A ZIMBABWEAN businessman based in the diaspora, Mr Takudzva Mutepfa, has invested US$1 million for the construction of a high-end cultural village in Lubangwe, Hwange District in Matabeleland North, as part of efforts to complement the Government in promoting rural tourism through culture.
Everything falling in place for Chinese stocks
Chinese stocks extended a sharp November rebound, as optimism about easing property woes and signs of reduced US-China tensions outweighed a slew of disappointing economic data.