Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1732

  • Clan recovers

    Transport group, Clan Holdings, in what is says was one of the most difficult years in the recent history of the company, saw its earnings...

  • MacMed still on growth path

    MacMed, the leading supplier of medical, surgical supplies, services and equipment to the medical industry, which was only listed in July last year has posted...

  • Bill 15 months late

    The Insider which was given a line in August 1997 but had the number changed from 730522, which apparently still appears in the telephone directory...

  • M & R says it has sound order book

    Construction company Murray and Roberts Zimbabwe has recorded a 70 percent increase in turnover from $403.1 million in the six months to December 1997 to...

  • Mhangura makes a $78m loss

    Nothing seems to be going on well for the troubled Mhangura Copper Mines. It’s results for the 12 months ending June 1998, were seven months...

  • Zimbabwe: a hard sell

    South Africa’s Business Day of October 19, 1998 provided an interesting scenario of how difficult it must be to sell Zimbabwe to investors. On the...

  • Mugabe in desperate moves!

    The last 12 months have been a nightmare for President Robert Mugabe. Faced with probably the stiffest challenge to his leadership in the 18 years...

  • Mutasa shoots his mouth again

    ZANU-PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa and now confirmed Manicaland boss after his faction swept all the seats in the provincial elections held recently is...

  • Chiyangwa and indigenisation

    When the Affirmative Action Group was formed in 1994, there was a lot of acrimony about the new organisation. Several questions were raised about why...