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Rainbow chicken debuts at R7,2bn valuation on JSE
Rainbow Chicken, a poultry firm backed by South African billionaire Johann Rupert, rose on its debut on the Johannesburg stock exchange Wednesday, valuing the company at about US$396 million. RCL…
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Nigeria central bank says worst of naira volatility over
Nigeria’s central bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso said the bank is “relatively pleased” with the progress it has made in stabilising the naira and believes the excessive volatility may be a…
adminPSC registers hundreds of job seekers
THE Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre was a hive of activity in Bulawayo yesterday as hundreds of graduates submitted their qualifications for registration with the Public Service Commission (PSC) for employment consideration.
Usyk leaves IBF world title
THE undisputed world heavyweight champion, Oleksandr Usyk, has confirmed he will vacate his IBF title, clearing the way for Daniel Dubois and Antony Joshua to fight for it in September.
Chikuhwa positive despite Warriors’ omission
PROLIFIC Highlanders striker Lynoth Chikuhwa is deriving more inspiration from the disappointment of being left out of the Warriors squad at the last minute.
ConCourt nullifies SC ruling on former NSSA boss Vela
FORMER National Social Security Authority chairman Robin Vela got a reprieve yesterday after the Constitutional Court quashed a Supreme Court ruling upholding the report from BDO Chartered Accountants that fingered him in underhand deals at the state-run pension fund.
African legislators urged to increase education budgets
AFRICAN parliaments have been challenged to use their responsibility in passing national budgets to ensure more resources are channelled towards funding education.
Prompt payment boost for farmers
FARMERS will be paid promptly, following an announcement by the Grain Marketing Board of a new payment structure on grains, that will see them receive US dollars on delivery.
Nigeria to ban single-use plastics
LAGOS. – Nigeria has announced a ban on single-use plastics in government offices as a prelude to a nation-wide ban set to begin in January next year, a move that could stir a storm in a country hugely dependent on plastics.
Govt approves SADC Charter on women
ZIMBABWE has approved the signing and ratification of the organisation charter for the SADC Women in Science, Engineering and Technology Organisation, Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Dr Jenfan Muswere, has said.