adminAppropriate mortgage loans needed to grow real estate: WestProp
Business Reporter WESTPROP Holdings Limited says local banks and the Government should work on mechanisms to drive the provision of mortgage facilities and provision of “formal funding” channels to grow…
Structured products used to navigate SA market
Structured products have become a popular way to hedge against market uncertainty, and there’s no shortage of that given the war in Ukraine, tensions in the Middle East, and elections…
Anglo-American rejects revised proposal
Anglo American Plc will exit diamond, platinum and coal mining in a massive restructuring designed to fend off a takeover approach from rival BHP Group and turn the 107-year old…
Business gears up for possible legal fight over health insurance
Business Unity SA (BUSA) has confirmed that it will consider legal action after President Cyril Ramaphosa signs the controversial National Health Insurance Bill into law this week. The organisation, which…
Ghana sees first listing in two years
Australian-based Atlantic Lithium Ltd., currently developing Ghana’s first lithium mine, has made a significant move toward raising capital from local equity investors. The company has listed all its outstanding shares…
Man seeks help for heart treatment
A 48-YEAR-OLD man from Mabvuku suburb in Harare, Mr Lovemore Duwariti, is seeking financial assistance to enable him to undergo medical treatment for a heart ailment.
UAE investors explore business opportunities
A delegation of investors from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) arrived in Harare last night to explore various investment opportunities in Zimbabwe, especially focusing on revamping the railway system, mining, low cost housing, energy and agriculture.
Company director in court over illegal hunting
BUSINESSMAN William Terrence Kelly, whose company owns a fishery concession in the Zambezi Valley, has appeared in court facing a charge of illegal hunting and another of stealing from the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks).
Family’s impact on individual, social well-being
The International Day of Families, celebrated annually on May 15, is a reminder of the great influence family has on individual well-being, as well as in building better communities.
Fishing in Lake Tanganyika to be closed for breeding season
Fishing activities in Lake Tanganyika, shared by Tanzania, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Zambia, will be closed from today until August 15 to allow for fish breeding, a senior official said yesterday.