South Africa’s black middle class is battling to find a political home

David Everatt South Africa’s black middle class is growing numerically – and growing politically restive. But does it see the world differently from others? Does this translate into voting behaviour?…

Shares claw higher before U.S. jobs data, oil sinks again

LONDON – World stocks were battling to avoid their first weekly fall in six weeks on Friday, as investors waited to see whether key U.S. jobs data later would give…

Rand weaker as elections approach

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s rand was little changed early on Friday as limited liquidity after a mid-week holiday, closed Asian markets and upcoming national elections kept investors on the sidelines.…

Industry has strong linkages with tourism: ZTA

BH24 Reporter HARARE – Industry and business community should support tourism sector initiatives as they bring complementary consumers of locally produced commodities, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) chief executive Givemore Chidzidzi…

Air Zim revival underway, debt assumption key says Judicial manager

HARARE – The revival of Air Zimbabwe is underway with the arrival of an Embraer plane on Tuesday with two more Boeing 777-200ER expected to be delivered by the end…

CBZ doubles profits

Michael Tome & Kudakwashe Mhundwa HARARE – The country’s biggest financial services group, CBZ Holdings Limited declared impressive results more than doubling profit after tax for 2018 compared to 2017.…

Get ready for food, culture festival

There is no cover charge, so you can buy as much food as you want!

Dairibord Schools Rugby festival to strengthen growth

The ongoing 2019 edition of the Dairibord Schools Rugby Festival, whose aim is to strengthen the development of rugby from grassroots level, is also expected to unveil raw talent from urban and rural schools.

RBZ, CAPS face off over debt conversion

Conversion of CAPS Holdings debts into equity by the Zimbabwe Asset Management Company (ZAMCO) hangs in the balance after a major shareholder in the pharmaceutical firm claimed that liabilities the asset manager took over should have been settled by the central bank and not used for debt to equity swap.

Interbank market challenges probed

The spiralling black market rate for foreign currency, resulting in high prices of almost all goods and services, has jolted the private sector to find lasting solutions to the challenges dogging the interbank market.

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