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NANJING.
Every Sunday morning, at St Paul’s Church in downtown Nanjing, a girl in her early 20s sits quietly in a front-row pew,
Khmer commanders on trial in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH.
The four most senior surviving members of Cambodia’s murderous Khmer Rouge regime went on trial for war crimes
China launches high-speed train
SHANGHAI.
With its fully reclining airline-style business class seats, a strict no-smoking policy and designed top speed of 350km per hour,
Vic Falls to host ICAZ annual winter school
Business Reporter
THE Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe will host its annual winter school in Victoria Falls from July 14 to 17 and is
Effects of macroeconomic news on world markets
Money in Motion with Prodigy Chinanga
THERE is a big relationship between macro-economic news and the US dollar exchange rate against the six major
Sedco embarks on SMEs training programme
By Pauline Mhuka
THE Small Enterprises Development Corporation has embarked on a training programme aimed at developing the human
Connecting projects to strategy
MOST project managers have a tendency of mourning everytime they grapple with various constraints that delay the
JSE opens weaker
Johannesburg.
THE JSE opened weaker yesterday in line with global stocks as traders await a key vote on austerity measures for Greece.
Deposit insurance systems now more critical – Chikura
By Golden Sibanda
DEPOSITORS at local banks risk losing money in the event of bank failure, as it has emerged the country was yet to comply
Communal, A1 resettled farmers dominate tobacco industry
Business Reporter
Communal and A1 resettled farmers are now dominating the tobacco industry with the two sectors contributing 81 percent of