adminLuxor: A tourist ghost town
LUXOR.WANDERING unharried in the Egyptian temple of Luxor and photographing the towering colonnades of Karnak without being jostled may be a dream come true for tourists.But it is a nightmare…
Agriculture got 22pc of private sector funds in 2010
Business ReporterAGRICULTURE was the major beneficiary of local banks’ credit to the private sector last year.According to statistics form the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, credit to the private sector grew…
Banks push FTSE low
LONDON.WEAK banks pushed Britain’s top share index into negative territory on Friday, pressured by renewed concerns over European sovereign debt, while retailers were hit by worries about pain ahead on…
GPA: When it will not die
We have all been growing, haven’t we?
But first things first. As I write this sentence, the world media networks are agog with news that President Hosni Mubarak
Zim education system hailed
From Morris Mkwate in
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
Top Zambian academic and Sadc Secretariat member, Professor Richard Siaciwena, has lauded Zimbabwe’s education
Toddlers kidnapped
A Harare man has been arraigned before the Magistrates’ Court for allegedly kidnapping his brother-in-law’s
Suspects seek release
six men accused of plotting a coup to oust President Mugabe from office so that Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa could take over want to be released from remand prison following…
Firm sues ex-staffer
Mashonaland Tobacco Company is suing a former employee for US$6 500 for allegedly supplying the company with 75 fake vehicle licence discs.According to the claim, Mr Jefrey Fakero was contracted…
Let’s demystify the rhino horn: Nhema
ZIMBABWE is stuck with five tonnes of rhino horns in its stockpiles, and being a signatory to
Couple up for fraud
A Harare businessman who allegedly teamed up with his girlfriend and swindled a company that deals in generators of more than US$200 000 has appeared in court charged with fraud.Kennedy…