Japan exports take a tumble
TOKYO. – Japan’s exports fell for a fifth straight month in July, but not as sharply as expected, raising hopes for a gradual
Culture promotes tourism
Tourism Matrix Isdore Guvamombe
NEXT month, Zimbabwe joins other countries in the world in commemorating the World Tourism Day at a time when the
New chair for Hwange
Bright Madera and Golden Sibanda Business Reporters
PROMINENT Harare lawyer Advocate Farai Mutamangira was yesterday elected Hwange Colliery Company chairman during
BancABC seeks partner
Bright Madera Business Reporter
BancABC is considering engaging a third party through a private placement to raise an undisclosed amount of new capital to
AfDB optimistic of projected Zim economic growth
Business Reporter
THE African Development Bank is optimistic of Zimbabwe’s projected 7,8 percent economic growth rate saying growth is
More medals for Zim Sarpcco team
Roy Matiki in Lubumbashi,DRC
ZIMBABWE continued to win medals in athletics at the Salama Institiute at the on-going Southern African Regional Police
Feather in ZOC’s cap
By Ellina Mhlanga
SIERRA LEONE’S National Olympic Committee finance officer, Mohamed Fadika, is in the country for a two-week attachment
Union signs landmark deal
Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWE Progressive Tobacco Farmers Union has signed a landmark agreement with Star Tobacco International, which will
2 500ha seedlings ready
Agriculture Reporter
THE Tobacco Research board has planted seedlings enough to cover 2 500 hectares for the 2011/12 tobacco season. TRB
Price slump won’t affect many – AMA
Agriculture Reporter
THE Agricultural Marketing Authority says the latest slump in seed cotton prices will not affect producers as most farmers had



