Business Correspondent
THE enactment of the consumer protection law is long overdue in Zimbabwe and must be done now, the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe has said.

Business Reporter
ONE of the leading transporters in the country, Mupfumi Buses, unveiled brand new state-of-the-art Scania MCV buses on Tuesday.

Abel Zhakata
Senior Reporter
AT least 300 Mutare Board and Paper Mills workers who claim that they were given "peanuts" as retrenchment packages by the closed giant paper mill have taken their case to the Labour Court in Harare for determination.

Post Reporter
MERCY Murewa from Dangamvura in Mutare today (Tuesday) became the fourth winner of a VW Polo car in the Telecel Win Big Promo, while 20 others were announced as winners of the Samsung Galaxy S2 cellphones in daily draws.

Hardlife Zuweni
AFRO China International's Chipinge macadamia processing plant, last Thursday went up in smoke in an inferno that according to preliminary investigations was caused by a mechanical fault.

Business Reporter
BUSINESSES in Mutare that recently had prepaid electricity metres installed at their premises have complained of high power tariffs which they said were now eating heavily into their profits.

Farming Reporter
THE Tobacco Industry Marketing Board will this season be operating a tobacco auction floor in Rusape that will be accessible to all contractors that sponsored tobacco farming under the contract farming system in Manicaland.

Liberty Dube
Post Correspondent
BUSINESS organisations, civic institutions and stakeholders have embarked on an economic drive aimed at resuscitating and restoring businesses and industries in Manicaland.

Business Reporter
FOLLOWING months of preparation, ZABG has commenced its rebranding process from its old name to the new brand - Allied Bank.

Liberty Dube
Business Correspondent
THE Manicaland Business Community has expressed mixed feelings over the recently announced Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe policy of a substantial reduction and scrapping of bank charges on short-term deposits.

Business Reporter
AT LEAST 100 companies operating in Mutare have been dragged to court over unfulfilled debts running into several thousands of dollars.