SMM scouts for partners

HARARE – Asbestos miner, Shabanie-Mashava  Mines (SMM) Holdings says it is looking for a partner, with technical  and financial capacity to construct a plant to re-process dumps at its  two mothballed…

ZESA pleads with employees

HARARE – Power utility, Zesa Holdings, on Sunday said it is failing to honour a 2012 collective bargaining agreement reached with its employees due to financial constraints and  urged workers…

Dollar regains footing after U.S. government shutdown, higher yields support

TOKYO – The dollar regained some footing on Monday after slipping earlier on a U.S. government shutdown, supported by higher Treasury yields, while investors took a relatively calm view of…

Rand and JSE likely to cheer new Eskom board on Monday

The rand, which strengthened to R12.05 to the dollar at the weekend — following Friday night’s vote by the ANC’s national executive committee (NEC) to ask President Jacob Zuma to…

Bond market bear creating gold bull

By Rick Mills Gold is climbing as bond yields rise and the dollar falls, over speculation that China is pulling back on buying US Treasuries and Japan signals it is…

Makomo’s $1bn power deal stalls

Africa Moyo Makomo Resources’ bid to construct a 600MW power plant is in limbo amid indications that purse holders are unwilling to release the funds citing “country risk”.

AfDB projects 1 percent GDP growth rate for Zim. . . as structural deficiencies continue to weigh it down

Harare. — The African Development Bank is projecting a 1 percent GDP growth rate for Zimbabwe in 2018 from an estimated 2,6 percent in 2017. This is within range of…

China’s 2017 GDP growth accelerates for first time in seven years

Beijing. — China’s economy grew faster than expected in the fourth quarter of 2017, as an export recovery helped the country post its first annual acceleration in growth in seven…

Zimra trade unions wade into CG selection

Business Writer The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) Commissioner General’s post — which was expected to have been filled by November last year — has turned into a massive contest amid…

MTN optimistic about Africa’s future growth

Johannesburg.— Nine months after taking the reins as president and CEO of MTN, Rob Shuter remains confident of the future of the company and its opportunities across its 22 markets…

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