| Wed 10 Mar 2010 |
Cathay Pacific and SAA will bring Korean and Japanese visitors to SA
Business Report | By Audrey d' Angelo | Submit your comment | Cathay Pacific Airlines and SAA, both of which fly between Johannesburg and Hong Kong, will bring large numbers of soccer fans from Korea and Japan for the FIFA World Cup in June and July. Neither ... |
Metropolitan sees rising asset values, new business
The Guardian * FY diluted core headline EPS down 7 percent * Expects asset values, new business to improve in H1 '10 * Food and transport inflation, unemployment still challenge * Final dividend up 9 percent at 60 cents per share * Shares gain 1.4 percent (Adds C... |
Govt Cancels 199 Driver's Licences
All Africa GOVERNMENT has, with effect from today, cancelled 199 driver's licences issued at the Chiredzi Vehicle Inspection Department Depot between January and June last year as part of measures to stamp out corruption in the issuance of certificates of compe... |
TransNamib Caves in On Lawyer Representation
All Africa TRANSPORT parastatal TransNamib has caved in to pressure from two suspended senior managers. | ... |
Allocate Working Space to SMEs - Nyoni
All Africa LOCAL authorities have been urged to consider the allocation of working space to small to medium enterprises to enable them to set up factories and expand their operations. | ... |
Slap On the Wrist for Speed Freak
All Africa WINDHOEK resident Thomas Alfred Alexander yesterday paid a lenient fine of N$2 500 after being caught doing a record 229 kilometres an hour on the N1 road outside Keetmanshoop. | ... |
WMMI Needs to Refocus Business
All Africa Willowvale Mazda Motor Industries is once again facing a crisis, and is pressing as hard as it can to have the duty on imported pick-up trucks increased to give it some protection from competition. | ... |
ZSE Trading At Lowest Levels
All Africa THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchanged is currently trading at some of its lowest levels since re-opening in February last year, with the mainstream industrial index shedding off a cumulative 20 percent since the gazetting of the Indigenisation and Economic Em... |
Delta Imports Bottles
All Africa LOCAL beverages manufacturer, Delta Corporation has resorted to importing bottles as the sole Zimbabwe manufacturer, Zimglass is failing to meet their demand due to power supply challenges. | ... |
Two Die in Accident Near Okahandja
All Africa TWO people died in a car accident just outside Okahandja on the road to Gross Barmen on Saturday. | ... |
Parly Committees to Tour SMM, Zisco
All Africa The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy will visit the Shabani Mashava Mines as the legislature takes an interest in why the mine stopped operations last week after being disconnected over non-payment of Zesa bills. | ... |
Govt to Review Tax Laws
All Africa Zimbabwe's mining sector has failed to contribute meaningfully to the country's economy in the recent years with Government now working towards reviewing tax laws to ensure maximum benefits from its huge mineral resources. | ... |
Angloplat Backs Indigenisation Policies
All Africa ANGLO Platinum, the world's largest platinum producer says it will go ahead with its planned commissioning of the R3,4 billion Unki Mine later this year despite reservations among some investors over Zimbabwe's indigenisation policies. | ... |
Tobacco Selling Days Increased
All Africa THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board yesterday increased the number of selling days for tobacco by another day as a result of an improvement in deliveries to the two floors. | ... |
Senate Passes RBZ Amendment Bill
All Africa SENATE yesterday passed the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill after it had been on the House Order Paper for close to three months. | ... |
HCCL Share Option Scheme Hits Snag
All Africa BUSINESSMAN Mr Nick van Hoogstraten has strongly opposed Hwange Colliery Company's revised share option scheme to incentivise employees and forced postponement of the extra ordinary general meeting convened to pass the resolution. | ... |
Civil Servants' Strike Called Off
All Africa Leaders of unions representing civil servants have called off their strike, ostensibly to give dialogue a chance. | ... |
Minister Castigates Foreign Banks
All Africa YOUTH Development, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere has castigated some foreign financial institutions for failing to financially support local businesses, saying this is undermining the Government's efforts to empo... |
Govt to Support SMEs' At Shanghai Expo - Charamba
All Africa THE Government has pledged full support to Small and Medium Enterprises to ensure their successful participation at the Shanghai World Exposition 2010 scheduled to run between May and October this year in China. | ... |
Demo in Solidarity With Fired Council Worker
All Africa SOME Harare City workers yesterday besieged Town House demanding the immediate reinstatement of fired unionist Mr Cosmos Bungu. | ... |
SAA chief disrespects Parliament
Business Report | Allegations of price-fixing are serious issue - DA MP | By Audrey D'Angelo and Donwald Pressly | Submit your comment | The failure of the brand new chief executive of SAA to appear before a parliamentary oversight committee left its chairper... |
Department changes its tune on broking
Business Report | By Donwald Pressly | Submit your comment | The Labour Department appears to have done an about-turn on labour broking. People who ran such businesses by computer "in car boots" would be cracked down upon, but the rest of the industry would s... |
| Tue 9 Mar 2010 |
Civil Service Unions Threaten More Demonstrations
All Africa Leaders from the various civil service unions have resolved to begin a series of hunger strikes and other forms of protest, at the offices of the Public Service Commission, until their wage demands are addressed. The President of the Progressive Teac... |
Diamond Mining Firms Face Stern Parliament Rebuke
All Africa Two state authorised diamond mining firms, who have been mining the controversial Chiadzwa alluvial fields, could face a stern parliamentary rebuke for avoiding two consecutive parliamentary hearings on their activities. | ... |
Transnet not building coal terminal
Business Report | Mumbai/Johannesburg - South Africa's Transnet said on Tuesday its port division was not planning to build a new coal terminal, denying claims by industry sources who said the facility would be built and operational by June this year. | South Africa... |
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