Grindrod plans $5m Zim railway upgrade
Senior Business Reporter SOUTH African integrated logistics service provider Grindrod Limited will inject $5 million in the next three years towards upgrading of rail infrastructure in Zimbabwe, an official has…
Online comedian charms ‘millionaire’
Mbongeni Msimanga, Sunday Life Correspondent SOUTH Africa-based online comic — Pepurai Zvemhari, popularly known as Baba Tencen’s jokes seem to have tickled businessman and socialite Zvemhari’s humour bone, as he…
Botswana firm to revive Marvo
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter THE one-time stationery manufacturing giant, Marvo Stationery is set to get a lifeline after entering into a partnership with a leading Botswana company, Lexus which…
Tourist arrivals up
Noble Ncube, Business Reporter TOURIST arrivals in Zimbabwe increased by 10 percent during the period from January to September 2015 compared to the same period in 2014, the Zimbabwe Tourism…
Decrease in fuel price pushes cost of living down
Noble Ncube, Business Reporter THE cost of living for a family of six went down 0,6 percent to $554,21 in February compared to $557,58 in the first month of the…
Geozing turns to showbiz
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter THE name George Zingani probably evokes bad memories of capital investments gone wrong. It is a name many people would rather forget, owing much to…
150 hectares of maize crop at Ingwizi Estate affected by power
Roberta Katunga, Senior Farming Reporter A QUARTER of the 600 hectare maize crop under irrigation at Arda’s Ingwizi Estate in Mangwe District, Matabeleland South has been under moisture stress after…
Matrimonial beauty in Mrs Africa
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter MRS Africa pageant has extended its platform to include Zimbabwean participants, as the search for a Mrs Zimbabwe begins.
Zim out of World T20
INDIA — Afghanistan earned the right to a third appearance in the main draw of the World T20 with a comprehensive win over Full Members Zimbabwe yesterday in what was…
Economic Focus: Cooking oil story must inspire industry
Gabriel Masvora AT the height of shortages of most basic commodities in Zimbabwe around 2008, the few people who were importing cooking oil into Zimbabwe were selling a two-litre bottle…










