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The commission hopes this week’s hearing before the Competition Appeal Court and the Standard Chartered Bank settlement will move the case toward a final resolution
Firm gets SAZ certificates
SAINT Gobain Construction Products Zimbabwe, has been conferred with certifications in Environmental Management Systems (EMS) and Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) after fulfilling the Standards Association of Zimbabwe (SAZ) certification requirements.
US bottomless siding with Israel is in isolation
Hu Xijin On October 18, the US vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, but the draft resolution and the veto are very informative and telling.…
35 000 Presidential Borehole Scheme target on course
Herald Reporter The drilling of 35 000 solarised boreholes across all the villages countrywide under the Presidential Borehole Scheme is well on course following the delivery of 4 000 solar…
Oil steady with differing views from IEA, OPEC
Oil steadied after a short-lived relief rally as the market digested differing views on the supply and demand outlook, while an industry report pointed to an expansion in US stockpiles.
SA’s employment rises above pre-Covid levels
South Africa’s employment rose above the level it was before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, as finance and community and social service sectors added jobs.
Nigeria inflation hits record 27,33pc in Oct
Nigeria’s annual inflation rate rose to 27.33 per cent in October from 26.72 per cent in September, according to a report released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Wednesday.
Doing business during transition from employment
It is quite common for some people to transition from employment to trying their hand at business. Like many other situations in life, some people succeed but some fail, for various reasons.
Goodbye Ollah 7, it was good while it lasted
Latwell Nyangu Popular Star FM presenter Owen ‘DJ Ollah’ Madondo has left the station after a 11-year stint.
Rushwaya fined for gold smuggling
ZIMBABWE Miners Federation president Henrietta Rushwaya has been fined US$5000 for trying to smuggle 6kg of gold worth more than US$333 000 to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, three years ago.