Case for making Zimbabwe an airline hub
By Taurai Chinyamakobvu
THERE are two large airports servicing the Greater Tokyo area in Japan. One is called Haneda Airport, also known as Tokyo Kokusai Kuko in Japanese, while the other is called Narita International Airport. Until last year, Haneda only handled domestic flights from across Japan.
European markets continue to fall
WORLD IN FOCUS By Joe Levey
Major North American equity market indices fell along with those of most global markets for the week as the aftermath of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan developed, notwithstanding a rally late in the period.
Small miners need US$10m
By Darlington Musarurwa
SMALL and medium-scale gold miners need an estimated US$10 million in the interim to breathe life into the ailing sector as the continued illiquid conditions on the domestic financial markets continue to take their toll.
Abuse of ARV drugs rampant
In-Depth Reporters
THERE are genuine fears that antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) dispensed by different institutions in Zimbabwe are being abused by drug addicts, who think they enhance ecstasy.
Telecel on indigenisation, licence
Telecel Zimbabwe has of late been fingered in many alleged malpractices and breach of corporate governance over diverse issues ranging from the employment of foreigners and its indigenisation plans.
Traffic Safety Council to pounce on fake driving schools
By Charlotte Musarurwa
ILLEGAL driving schools have sprouted in Harare, compromising the quality of drivers being unleashed on the country’s roads.
Firm to launch credit bureau
By Darlington Musarurwa
LOCAL firm Spectip Investments will this week launch a credit bureau, Spectic Credit Bureau, marking the first step towards providing a platform where players in the financial services sector and retailers check credit ratings of borrowers.
Economic empowerment key in HIV fight
By Augustine Moyo
THE International Labour Organisation (ILO) last year disbursed US$28 000 in Beitbridge
AY Band crumbles
By Silence Charumbira
Just two months after taking over Sam Mtukudzi’s baby, the AY Band, stepsister Faith Kadzura has singly managed to choke it to death.
MOTORING: New Jeep unveiled
Business Reporter
COULD this be Jeep’s end game as far as the legendary Cherokee is concerned? While Michael Jackson’s “This Is It” show never took place, just a glance of the all-new Grand Cherokee confirmed — “this is it”. What? A real off- roader that Jeep fans have been waiting for and it indeed lived up to its billing.











