42 million AICO shares change hands
A block of 42 million AICO Africa Limited shares worth US$10 million were sold on the market yesterday at US24c – in one of the
Uncertainty over Hwange AGM
Business Reporter
THE Hwange Colliery Company Limited board of directors will take legal action to stop the company’s annual general meeting
US$2bn to benefit locals
By Victoria Ruzvidzo
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono has said indigenous people could benefit from empowerment
NSSA bails out firms
By Golden Sibanda
THE National Social Security Authority says about 90 percent of companies on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange benefited
When natural resources become Africa’s weaponry
By Mary Mititi-Muchero
WHEN South Africa gained political independence in 1994, most Africans fooled themselves in thinking that Africa was
GMOs: Which way for Africa?
By Maryleen Micheni
KENYA is one of the parties and signatories to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety since the year 2000 at the time of its
Sulu takes his gold to High Court
Court Reporter
Sulumani Chimbetu has taken his es-tranged wife Mary Gold Matemamasango to the High Court claiming back the US$3
Nurses demand ID for granddad (29)
A 29-YEAR-OLD man who has become one of Bri-tain’s youngest grandparents was left red-faced after nurses asked him to
I’m innocent: Arkil Yousuf
By Takudzwa Chitsiga
ZIMBABWE Professional Golfers’ Association president, Arkil Yousuf, who was caught in a storm at the last NetOne golf series
IRB praise Zim rugby
By Paul Munyuki
THE International Rugby Board believes Zimbabwe has the potential to host junior world tournaments following the successful hosting


