PARIS. — Global demand for aircraft in the next 20 years will be even stronger than estimated so far, pulled by demand in the Asia-Pacific region and from low-cost carriers, United States

Business Reporter
ECONET Wireless Global’s Liquid Telecom and its technology partner, Ekinops received an award for the “Best Fixed Network Innovation” at this year’s Global Telecoms Business Innovation awards in London

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter
A five-member delegation from Essar Africa is expected at New Zimbabwe Steel, formerly Ziscosteel, tomorrow as part of efforts to resume operations at the giant steelmaker, taken over by the Indian

Agriculture Reporter
Flue-Cured tobacco sales have now reached 146 million kilogrammes, surpassing the 2012 final output of 144,5 million kilogrammes.

Business Reporters
STATISTICS released by the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority reveal that the United States of America and Canada continue to be the leading tourism source markets contributing 93 percent of arrival

Business Reporter
LIFESTYLE Holdings Limited seems to be feeling the heat of its massive branch expansion after recently closing a number of outlets in Harare and adjacent towns.

Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE Investment Authority chairman Mr Nigel Chanakira says Zimbabwe will experience an economic boom after elections, provided the country holds a credible and peaceful poll.

WHEN a national pension scheme contributor or pensioner dies, the surviving spouse is entitled to a survivor’s grant or pension, depending on the contributor’s contribution period. There is also a survivor’s benefit for the contributor’s children. If a member of the pension scheme contributed to the scheme for 120 months or more, then the

Bradwell Mhonderwa Business Ethics

IT is inspiring to note that key organisations in the country are now sending their staff for ethics officer training courses as part of their endeavour to establish formal ethics management processes in their business operations. Ethics officers are essential in organisations to anchor the institutionalisation of ethics in the

The Tobacco Wood Energy Programme that is being implemented in various provinces to replace trees cut down to cure tobacco has contributed immensely towards  meeting the national tree-planting target. A total of 9,7 million trees were planted this year against the set target of 10 million trees. This is an improvement from the 9,2 million trees that

Agriculture Reporter
The decline in wheat hectarage has this season resulted in low demand for electricity supply. Farmers have so far planted 2 000 hectares against a national target of 40 000 hectares. Last season farmers planted 26 000 hectares of winter wheat. Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers’ Union president Mr Wonder Chabikwa said there was a low uptake for