The CEO Africa Roundtable (CEOART) - a high level platform for corporate chief executive officers and senior executives, in both private and public sectors, will host a business breakfast on the 27th of January to set rolling the economic trajectory for the year, 263Chat Business
There was jubilation among the Serbian-Australian community outside the court when the ruling was announced. Some 100 supporters of the tennis star have been camped outside the court during the hearing. Before this, they spent days outside the hotel where Djokovic was believed to be staying
Miekles Limited is set to list its agro-industrial subsidiary, Tanganda Tea Company on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) on February 3, 2022 subject to finalization of settlement of the residual capital gains tax having missed the initially schedule December 6, 2021 listing date. This will be
Lawyers representing Goodness and Mercy Ministries leader Prophet T Freddy who allegedly raped and assaulted radio presenter Rutendo Makuti, yesterday challenged the admissibility of a recording played in court as evidence implicating their client. When T Freddy's trial commenced on Thursday , the state played a
Pacific Cigarettes Company (PCC) launched its re-branded Pegasus and Branson brands in Harare last night as part of the group’s efforts to expand its portfolio and penetrate the Southern African and global markets. The Branson and Pegasus cigarettes were initially launched in 2008 but re-branded in
Veteran batter Craig Ervine will once again stand in as captain for Zimbabwe’s three-match one-day international series away to Sri Lanka. The games, which are part of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League, will be day-night affairs scheduled for 16, 18 and 21 January
Sidney Poitier, The First Black Man To Win A Best Actor Oscar, Has Died At 94.
Finance minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube has appealed against a High Court ruling by Justice Webster Chinamora which declared the collection of Value Added Tax (VAT) on imported rice by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) as illegal. Professor Ncube filed his appeal through his legal practitioners, Kantor
High Court Judge, Justice Webster Chinamora has ruled against the collection of Value Added Tax on rice by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development through the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA). The ruling followed an application by Harare resident Vongai Zimudzi who was represented by prominent
Chinese explosive firm Jiang Shan Civil explosives private limited has accused lawyer Chief law officer Chris Mtangadura and his wife Mable Tarugarira of allegedly interfering with its shareholding dispute. According to Jiang Shan Civil explosives, Mtangadura and his wife interfered in a shareholding dispute that arose
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