adminManatsa retires from BAT
Business Reporter BRITISH American Tobacco Zimbabwe managing director Lovemore Manatsa will retire from the company next month. Manatsa will leave the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed company at the end of next month…
Jail for assaulting motorist with spanner
Fungai Jachi Court Correspondent A commuter omnibus driver was last Friday sentenced to six months in prison for assaulting a fellow motorist using a spanner. Biton Kamisa (30) of Western Triangle,…
Ngezi renovate Baobab Stadium
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter NORTHERN Region Division One Soccer league champions Ngezi Platinum have begun refurbishments of their home ground Baobab as they are keen to play in their own backyard…
Fastjet expects lower than anticipated revenues
LONDON. — Low-cost African airline Fastjet said revenues for 2015 and 2016 are likely to be lower than anticipated due to challenging market conditions and currency headwinds.
Zimbabweans accused of blocking indigenisation
FOREIGN investors are open to indigenisation while Zimbabwean private sector executives and some senior Government officials are the most vocal critics of the initiative aimed at empowering and improving the…
More artistes for Fill Up HICC concert
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Organisers of the Fill Up HICC concert yesterday announced the coming in of two more artistes for the December 31 gig at the Harare International Conference…
Imperial arrogance: Tony Blair, Gaddafi and torture
John Wright Correspondent THAT former British prime minister Tony Blair is a poster boy for corruption, mendacity, opportunism, and ruthless ambition is by now a received truth. The man who took…
Van Gaal on the brink
LONDON. — Just days after Jose Mourinho’s abrupt departure from Chelsea, Louis van Gaal is teetering on the brink of becoming the next high-profile victim of the English Premier League…
Anthrax education campaign launched
Elita Chikwati Agriculture Reporter Government has launched an intensive campaign to educate the public in Matabeleland on the outbreak of anthrax following massive losses of cattle and hospitalisation of more…
Fresh charges for Diack
PARIS. — French investigators on Monday hit former IAAF president Lamine Diack with new corruption charges linked to doping cover-ups in world athletics, a source close to the inquiry said.