adminAir Zim delays passengers
Oswell Moyo and Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporters SCORES of passengers were once again delayed for hours after Air Zimbabwe’s passenger plane yesterday failed to take off from Harare to Bulawayo.
Gye-Nyame Resources postpones creditors meeting
REDUNDANT diamond mine Gye-Nyame Resources has had to postpone a scheduled scheme meeting with creditors after they exceeded the anticipated number.
Potraz to develop new national broadband plan
ZIMBABWE’S telecoms regulator, the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz), has said that in 2015 it expects to develop a National Broadband Plan with the help of operators…
‘Zimbabwe sets pace for Africa’
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWE has been described as a pacesetter in Africa as it is the only country that has moved from shackles of neo-colonialism to post-colonialism by harnessing…
Allied Timbers boss sent on forced leave
Martin Kadzere Harare Bureau ALLIED Timbers Holdings chief executive Dr Joseph Kanyekanye has fallen out with the board over differences on operational issues, a situation that may force him to…
Zol intensifies bid to conserve wildlife
Conrad Mwanawashe Harare Bureau INTERNET service provider Zol, has partnered the AWARE Trust to raise money to further the conservation and welfare of wildlife and wildlife habitats in Zimbabwe.
Cross faces parly charge over Meikles AGM intervention
John Moxon, Meikles executive chairman, wrote to parliament complaining about the conduct of Eddie Cross, the Bulawayo South Member of Parliament, at the annual general meeting held in October.
Bond coins to restore good pricing models
Felex Share Harare Bureau Economists have hailed the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe for introducing bond coins, which were received with mixed feelings when they started circulating yesterday, saying the move…
Bond coins not to exceed $50m — Mangudya
Harare Bureau THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe said bond coins in circulation will not exceed $50 million for the next three years until economic fundamentals improve.
Tobacco board set to meet demand
Harare Bureau THE Tobacco Research Board (TRB) expects to meet seed demand next year following the commissioning of a new seed packaging machine with a capacity of one million kilogrammes…