adminPSMAS plans to deviate further from core business
Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) has mooted a plan to ratify deviation from their core mandate of healthcare service provision at their annual General meeting (AGM) pencilled for June 30, internal sources have said.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Councillors won’t run away from accountability
THE easiest and most effective way to end corruption is to stop it happening in the first place. To as far as possible stop the thieves from putting their hands in the till and to make sure that there are enough safeguards in place from the beginning.
FINSEC pioneers derivatives in Zim
Financial Securities Exchange (FINSEC), launched the first ever derivatives trading platform in Zimbabwe on Wednesday while trading commenced yesterday in what should further widen investment options for investors in the country.
Hooliganism costs DeMbare heavily
GIANTS Dynamos’ preparations for the resumption of their Castle Lager Premier Soccer League campaign suffered a setback yesterday after they were hit with a fine and lost points for the abandoned game against Highlanders last month.
Communal farmers turn to small grains to beat climate change effects
The Government and its partners through the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) are helping farmers around the Beitbridge district with skills and inputs to grow small grains of high market value as a way of adapting to the effects of climate change.
Ultimatum for illegal businesses lapses
THE seven-day ultimatum for Harare province businesses operating illegally or with expired documentation to regularise their businesses lapsed on Monday and thr Government is yet to respond to traders who did not conform.
Swiss envoy to help lure investors for Zim
OUTGOING Switzerland Ambassador to Zimbabwe Niculin Jäger says he will recommend entrepreneurs from his country to make the most of the Swiss-Zimbabwe business chamber and take up opportunities in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabweans safe in Turkey
Zimbabweans living in Turkey are very safe and living harmoniously with no official complains of abuse lodged with the embassy so far, contrary to false claims being peddled by some private media who are trying to tarnish the bilateral relations that exists.
Manjirenji Dam water leaks cause for concern
AT least 12 mega-litres of potential irrigation water is being lost at Manjirenji Dam in northern Zaka daily, owing to leakages caused by obsolete outlet pipes that supply water to cane fields in the Lowveld.
OK to continue expansion despise inflation challenges
Retailer Ok Zimbabwe says it will continue with its expansion plans for the current financial year, with a number of refurbishments and new stores scheduled despite challenges presented by high inflation levels and exchange rate volatility.