Kariba fishing tourney: It’s that time again
Kariba is a place of mystery and endless breathtaking phenomena.
BAT plans to cut 2 300 jobs
British American Tobacco plans to cut 2 300 jobs as cigarette sales continue to decline in major markets and US President Donald Trump vows to tighten restrictions on new alternatives to smoking.
BAT plans to cut 2 300 jobs
British American Tobacco plans to cut 2 300 jobs as cigarette sales continue to decline in major markets and US President Donald Trump vows to tighten restrictions on new alternatives to smoking.
‘New monetary team should target inflation’
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s newly appointed monetary policy committee (MPC) should expeditiously devise interventions to stabilise inflation and the exchange rate to give the economy a better chance of recovery, economic analysts have said.
‘New monetary team should target inflation’
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s newly appointed monetary policy committee (MPC) should expeditiously devise interventions to stabilise inflation and the exchange rate to give the economy a better chance of recovery, economic analysts have said.
Inputs cost worry farmers
AS preparations for the 2019/20 summer cropping season gathers momentum, farmers are worried about the high cost of inputs at retail outlets, which are likely to frustrate adequate planting.
Inputs cost worry farmers
AS preparations for the 2019/20 summer cropping season gathers momentum, farmers are worried about the high cost of inputs at retail outlets, which are likely to frustrate adequate planting.
Curechem Overseas mulls co-operation with Indian firm
CURECHEM Overseas, a local chemicals supplier, is mulling co-operation with Hualong and Oriental Rubber of India for the supply of rubber made accessories for the mining industry.
Curechem Overseas mulls co-operation with Indian firm
CURECHEM Overseas, a local chemicals supplier, is mulling co-operation with Hualong and Oriental Rubber of India for the supply of rubber made accessories for the mining industry.
Mobile enabled solar power irrigation in Kenya
Kenya relies largely on expensive food important to feed its population. To become sustainable, the productivity of small-scale farming needs to be improved. Most farmers struggle with access to water.







