THE Call Centre Association of Zimbabwe has officially launched the inaugural edition of the National Customer Service Week, which will be celebrated in the first week of October (3 to 7).
CBZ Holdings Limited, the country's biggest banking group by deposits and market share, on Tuesday announced a 114 percent jump in profits to US$13,6 million for the interim period ended June 2011 compared to US$6,4 million last year.
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange could soon switch to electronic securities trading in line with global practice amid revelations the proposal to establish a Central Securities Depository has now been presented to Cabinet.
SEED Co Zimbabwe managing director Mr Denias Zaranyika on Tuesday challenged farmers to increase maize production so that the country does not import grain when it has excess seed in stock.
POLITICAL leaders have been urged to pay attention to the voices of the youths lest they lose their support. Youth leaders from the World Federation of Democratic Youth and the Pan-African Youth Union yesterday weighed in with their support for the embattled African National Congress Youth League president Cde Julius Malema.
Harare City Council, which is failing to collect US$170 million it is owed by businesses and Government departments, has resolved to adopt a name and shame strategy to force customers to pay up.
ZIMBABWE requires US$13 billion, double its Gross Domestic Product, to resuscitate its energy sector to achieve full economic recovery and service the rural population, the World Bank has said.
