Scotland Down Ireland In Thriller, Oman Beat UAE

Michael Leask smashed a brilliant 91 not out to lead Scotland to a dramatic one-wicket victory over Ireland off the final ball at the World Cup Qualifier here at the Queens Sports Club on Wednesday. Scotland were reeling at 152-7 in the 34th over, chasing 287 to win, but Leask …

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Local Companies Hit By Influx Of Imported Goods

The influx of imported goods is threatening the future of local industry and placing increased pressure on competitiveness, the president of the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce, Mike Kamungeremu has said. It comes after the government recently suspended duty on imported goods. The move means that anyone can now import …

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Tongaat Hulett Eyes 8 Potential Investors: Hippo Valley

Sugarcane miller, Hippo Valley Estates Limited (HVEL) has revealed that its South African parent company, Tongaat Hulett Limited (THL), is in talks with eight potential investors as part of updating its business rescue plans (BRP). In February, THL’s chief executive officer, Gavin Hudson, resigned after struggling to reduce the company’s …

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New British Ambassador For Zimbabwe

The British Government has appointed Mr. Peter Vowles as the new British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, a press release from The United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office says on its website www.gov.uk/fcdo. He will replace outgoing ambassador Ms. Melanie Robinson upon appointment in September this year. It reads: Change of …

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Disco Seeks Partners For Manhize-Beira Rail Project

Plans are at an advanced stage for the construction of a dedicated railway line to connect the US$1,5 billion Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) Manhize plant to Beira in Mozambique, which will enhance efficient bulk cargo movement for exports. The massive integrated iron and steel plant being constructed in …

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