Thinking of buying clothes online? Don’t!

Yoliswa Dube A MEME of a girl who had bought an ill-fitting dress online had me in stitches just the other day.

Leather products exports decline

Roberta Katunga, Senior Business Reporter EXPORTS of Zimbabwe leather products have continued to decline over the past few years despite the Government identifying the sector as a priority area that…

Ban of housing co-operatives welcome

Roberta Katunga, Senior Business Reporter THE move by the Government to ban the allocation of State land to housing co-operatives has been welcomed by some quarters while other stakeholders feel…

China removes stocks regulator head after market woes

China has removed the head of its securities regulator following a turbulent period in the country’s stock markets, appointing a top state banking executive as his replacement, as leaders move…

Before choosing a paint scheme, ask yourself . . .

Yoliswa Dube AN orange wall in our home has been quite the topic of discussion in the family. While some family members decided not to take the risk and paint…

Sack potato farming turns into fools’ gold

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Farming Reporter MRS Emma Sithole (52) is furious at farming experts she believes “duped” her into going into sack potato production with the promise of high yields.

ZITF to hold exhibitors workshop

Dumisani Nsingo, Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company will next month hold exhibitor training workshops as it seeks to ensure that exhibitors for this years’ event showcase…

From Jacob Zuma to President Mugabe with love . . .

PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA I FIRST met President Robert Mugabe at the airport in Maputo, Mozambique when he had just been released from prison in 1974. He was with Mr Joshua Nkomo…

Property market still viable investment

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter THE property market remains the country’s most viable investment opportunity as both the money and equity markets have remained subdued due to the prevailing liquidity…

Cabinet revised SA’s fiscal framework in January — Zuma

Cape Town — Cabinet revised South Africa’s fiscal framework in January after the economic crisis in December, President Jacob Zuma said during a meeting with black professionals in Pretoria on…

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