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From Farai Dzirutwe in KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia
ZIMBABWEAN companies represented at the just-ended 2011 Langkawi International Dialogue (LID) are seeking
Second-tier stocks outclass blue chip
By Bright Madera
SECOND-tier stocks on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange achieved higher returns compared to blue chips, with
Zhakata defers release of album
By Richmore Tera
FANS of Leonard Zhakata’s music who have been waiting to lay their hands on the artiste’s yet-to-be-released
Minister’s son in court
Court Reporter
HARARE businessman Tongai Mnangagwa yesterday appeared in court facing allegations of swindling a city
Making successful offers in a buyer’s market
THERE is an illusion that prevails in a buyer’s market that all sellers are desperate to sell. Due to this notion most
Residents soak in tears of despair
By Fortious Nhambura
Entering Chitungwiza along Chitungwiza Road, one is greeted by a stench from sewage overflowing in parts of
War vets leader told to leave Masvingo
Masvingo Bureau
ZANU-PF’S Masvingo provincial executive has resolved to expel the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans
Parastatals to miss restructuring deadline
Business Reporter
THE reforming of 10 of the country’s parastatals and State enterprises remains indeterminate as Government is again
Lobels gets reprieve
By Martin Kadzere
THE auctioning of Lobels Bakery’s key assets was cancelled yesterday after the embattled company struck a deal
Woman ‘irons’ stepson
By Mike Chimombe in Chegutu
IN a bizarre incident which left residents of Umvovo suburb here dumbfounded, a woman “ironed” her stepson with