China’s economy growth slows
BEIJING.
China’s growth is slowing under the weight of Beijing’s anti-inflation campaign and weaker global demand, but any investors
Swaziland turns to SA for bailout
CAPE TOWN.
SWAZILAND has asked neighbouring South Africa for an emergency bailout to patch over a national cash crunch that has
European leaders tackle EU credibility gap
BRUSSELS.
EUROPE’S top leaders tackle a growing EU credibility gap yesterday as global critics and markets demand a game-changing
WUA launches digital library
By Loveness Makuwaza
THE Women’s University in Africa has scored a first by officially launching the first digital library in the country. The library called
SUVs desirable to ‘Mother Nature’
This week I thought of giving the small compact SUV lovers a choice between the Germans and the British (with a touch of
Mozambique, Essar agree on export pipeline
Essar Africa Holdings and Mozambique have signed an agreement on the construction of a pipeline to transport iron ore and
Former Renaissance boss files application against associate
By Peter Matambanadzo
Former Renaissance Financial Holdings chief executive Mr Patterson Timba has filed an urgent application at the High
Medtech in drive to boost production
Business Reporters
MEDTECH Holdings Limited is building a manufacturing factory in Harare that will boost production of its pharmaceutical,
African Sun suffers US$1,3m loss
By Tawanda Musarurwa
AFRICAN Sun Limited’s financial performance continues in the red as the hotel and leisure giant suffered a US$1,3 million
Charity, they say, begins at home
THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority recently snubbed Turnall in the procurement of water pipes opting, instead, to


