A good way to kill two hours

Movie Review ON January 28, 2008, the world woke up to the sad news of the passing of rising Hollywood star, Heath Ledger. At 29, Ledger allegedly overdosed on drugs and…

Take charge of your time

Motivation for Success This article is a continuation from last week’s instalment which explored the various ways in which people can improve their lot, especially in circumstances where they have…

The wages of dithering are darkness

IF there is anything the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority has succeeded in doing over the past couple of weeks, it is to turn the ordinary Zimbabwean into a Stone Age…

Former Airzim boss, Pfumbidzayi granted bail

Incarcerated Air Zimbabwe company secretary Grace Pfumbidzayi was yesterday granted US$5 000 bail by the High Court.

French firm announces Anchor Yeast acquisition

FRENCH company Lesaffre (Sociètè Industrielle Lesaffre), which is considered to be the world leader in the manufacture of yeast and fermentation products, on Thursday announced the acquisition of the country’s sole manufacturer…

IMF satisfied with financial sector, labour reform

THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Tuesday that it is satisfied with Government’s efforts to strengthen the financial sector and also liberalise the labour market.

Former AirZim boss out on bail

The High Court on Wednesday released jailed former Air Zimbabwe chief executive Peter Chikumba on US$2 000 bail as he contests his conviction on a charge of criminal abuse of…

ZSE registration stalls secondary stock market, bond market

THE established of a secondary stock market for small and medium scale companies, including the bond, has been stalled by the delays of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) to register…

Efforts to establish bond market gather pace

CURRENT efforts to revive a vibrant local bond market, which collapsed in 2001, have gathered pace, with market watchers confident that this will add to the country’s competitiveness and appeal.

ZSE claws back to life. . .Shares worth US$1million change hands

THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) clawed back to life today as 7,07 million shares – representing a 410 percent increase – worth US$1,44 million changed hands.

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