admin91pc Mine Entra exhibition space taken
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter OVER 90 percent of exhibition space at this year’s Mining, Engineering and Transport (Mine Entra) exhibition has been taken up with several international exhibitors set…
John Love Motors shuts down
Sifundiso Ndlovu Chronicle Reporter JOHN Love Motors in Bulawayo yesterday closed shop after operating in the city for about 40 years amid indications the company has been facing financial difficulties.
40 investors eye Arda
Martin Kadzere Harare Bureau ABOUT 40 investors have submitted bids to undertake a wider range of business activities at the Agricultural and Rural Development Authority through Public Private Partnerships.
‘Banks’ performance satisfactory’
Senior Business Reporter ECONOMIC commentators say the performance of the banking sector in the first quarter was satisfactory given the prevailing challenges the country is facing.
Death toll climbs as Israel bombards Gaza
The death toll in a three-day Israeli offensive in Gaza has climbed to 81, including a number of children, as officials continue to talk of a lengthy campaign and a…
Anger as Germany finds second US spy suspect
German politicians have reacted angrily to news of a possible US spy in the defence ministry, coming just days after the arrest of a German foreign intelligence agency worker as…
Several killed in US drone strike in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD (Pakistan) — At least six people have been killed in a US drone strike in the North Waziristan tribal area, where a Pakistani military operation against Taliban fighters is…
Mozambique presidential hopeful pleads for peace
Maputo — Mozambique’s ruling party presidential candidate Felipe Nyusi on Wednesday made a plea for peace with the opposition Renamo party, which has launched a new insurgency in the southern…
SA delays ‘Prime Evil’ parole decision
South Africa has delayed making a politically sensitive parole decision for apartheid death-squad leader Eugene de Kock, dubbed “Prime Evil” for torturing and murdering black activists in the 1980s and…
Possibly 400,000 valid land claims: Minister
Pretoria — There could be as many as 400,000 valid land claims that can still be lodged by victims of apartheid-era forced removals, Communications Minister Faith Muthambi said yesterday.