adminCheap shoe imports choke Bata operations
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Correspondent THE country’s biggest shoe manufacturer Bata Shoe Company says it has been forced to scale down its school shoe production output due to market pressure from…
IDC targets industrial investors for Chemplex
Tinashe Makichi, Harare Bureau The Industrial Development Corporation says it will consider only investors with running industrial operations to acquire controlling stake in its chemical and fertiliser manufacturing unit, Chemplex…
SRC Bulawayo see better 2017
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) Bulawayo co-ordinator Sam Dzvimbu has promised to produce sports personalities of repute in 2017.
Inline Academy excited at Highlanders@90 event
Allen Khumalo, Sports Reporter SOUTHERN Region Women Soccer League champions Inline Academy say they feel honoured to be part of the Highlanders@90 celebrations after being roped into the second edition…
Kwekwe fails to install water meters
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief KWEKWE City Council which failed to install prepaid water meters this year, said the project will be implemented next year.
Miscarriage of justice in labour disputes
Labour Matters, Davies Ndumiso Sibanda REFERENCE of cases to the Labour Court by Labour Officers is seen as miscarriage of justice by many today as some cases are either not…
Two toddlers drown in pool of water
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent TWO Zaka toddlers who were left alone at home on Christmas Eve, drowned in a pool.
Cook century puts Proteas in control
Cape Town — Stephen Cook continued his good form with a fine century as he guided the Proteas to a commanding 221/2 at tea on day three of the first…
3rd Zimra fire. . . Beitbridge warehouse burns in unclear circumstances
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau PROPERTY worth thousands of dollars was destroyed when a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) warehouse caught fire yesterday at Beitbridge Border Post.
SI 64 works for Tregers: Adds 200 jobs, recalls retrenched workers
Business Editor DIVERSIFIED manufacturer Tregers Group increased its workforce by 200 this year and recalled some of its retrenched workers to keep pace with growing business, a Cabinet Minister said.