Midlands sets sights on 60 000 tonnes wheat
Elton Manguwo THE Midlands province is optimistic of achieving 60 000 tonnes of winter wheat from over 12 000 hectares planted this season, thanks to the good agronomic practices farmers…
China’s richest man faces US$13bn loss, crown at risk
China’s richest man is at risk of losing the pole position he’s held for almost three years, with his wealth slipping the most among billionaires worldwide as intensifying competition and…
SADC Industrialisation Week attracts 1 353 delegates
Business Reporter PREPARATIONS for the Sadc Industrialisation Week (SIW) are firmly on course amid revelations that 1 353 individuals have thus far registered to participate in the event to be…
Table potato prices in 100pc plunge
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer THE combined influence of increased local production and declining disposable incomes for some households has negatively impacted demand for table potatoes triggering a 100 percent…
Why do companies leave the JSE?
If you were a major shareholder, founder, chief executive officer or a family board running a JSE-listed company, why would you consider delisting from the exchange? Beyond all the noise…
Denilson’s mother’s Olympic delight
Lovemore Dube, [email protected] THE Olympics are the pinnacle of every athlete’s sporting endeavours. It is the World Cup of all sports brought to one city that would have put in…
Defining fixtures for Bosso, Chicken Inn
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] BULAWAYO former Castle Lager championships sides Chicken Inn and Highlanders appear to have two midweek fixtures that could have a bearing to their title credentials. Highlanders left…
Highlanders invade Simba fortress
SIMBA Bhora have their pride to protect at Wadzanayi this afternoon as they host giants Highlanders at their fortress where they are unbeaten since the start of the season.
Contango gets US$1m part payment for Muchesu coal mine
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter ALTERNATIVE Investment Market (AIM) listed Contango Holdings has received US$1 million advance payment for the acquisition of new ordinary shares by a Chinese investor that…
When ZiG magic pacified agric sector’s perennial woes
AFTER coming on to the market during a time when it was easier for it to falter than weather the storm, Zimbabwe’s currency, the ZiG, has held fort and performed beyond everybody’s expectations.










