Cathrine Biswick Herald Reporter
The Joint Farmers’ Union Presidents’ Council has urged rural district councils to reduce land tax and cattle sales levies to enhance the livelihoods of the majority of farmers who depend on agriculture.

Ben Chiganze A Bassfisherman’s Approach

One of the most successful bass fishing teams in Harare was made up of Baswazhi, Wezhira, Sean, Bandason, Wayne and Zvakapressa.
They swept all the trophies which were available regionally and nationally. The team members even dominated in individual competitions.

Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter
AFRICOM Holdings (Private) Limited has been slapped with a US$146 848 lawsuit for allegedly failing to pay for some CDMA wireless modems supplied to them by a local firm.

Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
THE National Social Security Authority will increase monthly pension benefits by up to 244 percent next month.
Pensioners who become eligible for a social security pension after next month and have been earning between US$350 and US$700 and contributing

Martin Kadzere and Golden Sibanda
ZIMBABWE Power Company managing director Mr Noah Gwariro has been suspended over his alleged opposition to the awarding of the tender for Hwange Power Station expansion to a more expensive bidder.

BOTH the National Pension Scheme and the Accident Prevention and Workers’ Compensation Scheme administered by NSSA make provision for financial assistance to cushion the families of employees in

Business Reporter
THE Cotton Company of Zimbabwe scooped the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (Harare Branch) Best Exporter Award for 2012 in the agricultural category.

EMIRATES yesterday announced a flash sale, which will see Zimbabwean travellers getting up to 10 percent discount on fares to selected destinations.

Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter
BUSINESSMAN and doctor Mike Joka who runs Corporate 24 was crowned the 2012 Businessman of the Year by the Zimbabwe Chamber of Commerce.

VARIOUS businesses are continuously facing ethical challenges of one form or another.
Ethical challenges are inherent in the workplace because of value conflicts that pit short-term survival

Business Reporter
THE World Economic Forum on Africa ended on Friday last week in Cape Town, South Africa, with participants calling for action to achieve economic prosperity.