At least a quarter of the Zimbabwean population is employed in the informal sector, which remains an anchor of the economy, a recent survey has shown.

Business Reporters
EMPLOYEES of the former Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed Caps Holdings are now in a panic mode after the Sheriff the High Court ordered the sale of its assets to pay money owed to CBZ Bank.

Ben Chiganze Bass Fisherman’s Approach
In my previous submission I wrote about generating visions that transcend generations. This generated a lot of debate with some respondents arguing that the visions must be smart (i.e.,

ATHENS. — Greece yesterday downplayed the impact of the collapse of a major privatisation sale on the country’s finances, saying it does not mean new budget cuts and tax hikes to meet debt-rescue

KARLSRUHE. — Germany’s highest tribunal, the Constitutional Court, began the first of two days of hearings yesterday on whether the European Central Bank’s programme to buy up sovereign debt of

TOKYO. — The Bank of Japan yesterday said the economy was “picking up” and held off ramping up April’s huge stimulus scheme, but warned of possible headwinds caused by uncertainty in Europe and

MUMBAI. — India’s rupee hit a new lifetime low against the dollar yesterday as the government said authorities would take “action as warranted” to stem the fall.

Emirates SkyCargo, the freight division of Emirates, has cemented its position as a leading global player in air cargo industry by winning the “Cargo Airline of the Year 2013” award at the Air Cargo Week World

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

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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