May 24

  • Poultry Products Now Competitive

    The Herald

    The regularising of imports and removal of import duty on soya meal has resulted in the local poultry producers competing with the South Africa, Zimbabwe Poultry Association... Read more »

  • The Beat Is Here Video Unleashed

    Times of Zambia

    MABEL Zulu, a Livingstone-based singer, has released a video on the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) general assembly theme song - The Beat is Here. Read more »

  • Seed CO Profits Take a Tumble

    The Herald

    ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange-listed seed producer Seed Co's after-tax profits plunged 34 percent to US$12,6 million in the year to March 31, 2013, weighed down by a decline in sales. Read more »

  • Marine Phosphate Ready to "Bust Myths"

    Namibia Economist

    Namibian Marine Phosphate, developers of the controversial N$3.1 billion Sandpiper Marine Phosphate Project, say they are ready to bust myths and fears surrounding the project... Read more »

  • Africa's Growth Prospects Bright

    The Herald

    THE future is bright for Africa's economic growth and the continent must place more emphasis on economic integration, promoting trade and investment to consolidate achievements... Read more »

  • SADC Accreditation for Metrology Lab

    Namibia Economist

    The Mass Metrology Calibration Laboratory operated by the Namibian Standards Institution has been accredited to the international standard "ISO/IEC 17025:2005 - General... Read more »

  • Vote for Ambassadors

    Namibia Economist

    Namibia Breweries has announced that voting lines for the Windhoek Lager Ambassadors are open and the public is invited to choose their favourite in each of the seven categories... Read more »

  • Zimra Faces Internet Challenges At Beitbridge Border Post

    The Herald

    The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has engaged their internet service provider to attend to the technical fault at Manica Transit Shed in Beitbridge where the processing of vehicle... Read more »

  • Philips to Invest in Zim Health

    The Herald

    Royal PHILIPS, the leading global healthcare and lighting company, has expressed its commitment to help improve health care infrastructure in the country. Read more »

  • Brahman Breeders Deal With FNB

    Namibia Economist

    The dominant position of the Brahman breed in the redmeat industry was recently confirmed when FNB signed an agreement to help the breed's local promoters to further improve the... Read more »

  • Renard Drops 4 Players

    Times of Zambia

    FOUR players have been dropped from the developmental squad scheduled to leave for Namibia this morning ahead of tomorrow's international friendly in Windhoek. Read more »

  • The Case for Buying Local Goods [column]

    The Herald

    AS we edge towards the Buy Zimbabwe Procurement Conference scheduled for Monday May 27, at the Meikles Hotel, the demand for decisiveness in taking practical steps to reduce the... Read more »

  • Mall of Namibia Taking Shape Fast

    Namibia Economist

    The construction of what will be the largest shopping mall in Namibia, is on schedule. The developer claims it will influence existing and future retail patterns not only in its... Read more »

  • Chinese Vice Premier Leaves

    The Herald

    Chinese Vice Premier Mr Wang Yang yesterday said his three-day visit to Zimbabwe was meant to consolidate the traditional friendship between the two countries for future... Read more »

  • Concern Over Low Uptake of Youth Fund

    The Herald

    THERE has been a low uptake of the Youth Fund launched two years ago by Old Mutual as only US$2,7 million has been disbursed out of the US$10 million set aside to help young people... Read more »

  • Disability: A Mother's Agony

    The Herald

    WHEN parents welcome a child into the world, they look forward to a lot of things to happen as he or she grows up. Read more »

  • DRC Sets Free 8 Zambian Fishermen

    Times of Zambia

    EIGHT fishermen that were among the 17 arrested on Lake Tanganyika on the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) side have been released. Read more »

  • Macheso Back On Home Ground

    The Herald

    Sungura ace Alick Macheso returns to the local entertainment scene this weekend by holding several shows following a series of high-octane gigs he held in Botswana and South Africa... Read more »

  • Principal Academy Elevates Education

    Namibia Economist

    This week Old Mutual celebrated the excellence and achievement of a hard-working group of school principals who have successfully undergone leadership development under the... Read more »

  • Taxi Driver Narrates Attack Ordeal

    Times of Zambia

    A Mkushi-based taxi driver has narrated before the Kabwe High Court how two people allegedly stabbed him several times using a knife after he challenged them as they snatched the... Read more »

  • A Taste of Angola At the Warehouse Theatre

    Namibia Economist

    Music lovers will be treated to an exclusive taste of African music when Angolan Afro-pop musician Helder Mendes and his five-piece band perform at the Warehouse Theatre this... Read more »

  • Basketball to Gain a Competitive Edge

    Namibia Economist

    Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Namibian Basketball Federation (NBF) announce another short-term project aiming at developing basketball in Namibia. German... Read more »

  • Vingirai Fights On

    The Herald

    BUSINESSMAN Nicholas Vingirai has appealed against the High Court judgment in his challenge to the disposal of his 51 percent stake of Intermarket Financial Holdings to ZB... Read more »

  • Four Die in Kitwe Accident

    Times of Zambia

    FOUR people died on the spot while three others were seriously injured in yet another fatal road accident in Kitwe. Read more »

  • Latest On Easihold Saga

    The Herald

    The arbitration case between Harare City Council and EasiHold of South Africa over the termination of the joint parking deal under EasiPark has been concluded, with sources... Read more »

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