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Econet shares conversion to dilute shareholders’ equity

ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe Limited (EWZL) will reduce its shareholders’ equity by diluting their shares from its conversion offer to debenture holders to convert every 100 debentures to 93,3 new ordinary shares.

Jah gets Australian signal

DANCEHALL man-of-the-moment Nicodimus “Jah Signal” Mutize continues to shine in his career that has seen him attracting the attention of local and international music promoters who are stampeding for his signature for live concerts.

Doctors nail army in killings

ZIMBABWE’S military was responsible for the fatal shooting of six civilians, some of whom had nothing to do with the post-election protests that erupted on August 1 in Harare, the Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) has said.

Knives out for Mutsvangwa

WAR veterans in Mashonaland West have recommended the recall of Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans’ Association leader Christopher Mutsvangwa, accusing him of

Shootings inquiry to subpoena Chamisa, Biti

MDC leader Nelson Chamisa and one of his top lieutenants, Tendai Biti, and other opposition leaders implicated in post-election violence will next

Warriors boost

. . . Lone Star ruled out of decisive match WARRIORS’ quest to book a ticket to next year’s Africa Cup of

Undenge’s trial deferred

The trial of former Energy minister Samuel Undenge, who is facing allegations of corruption, was yesterday moved to November 19 due to

Caledonia’s production drops

CALEDONIA Mining Corporation’s gold production for the nine months to September 30, 2018 fell by 0,4% to 39 558 ounces from 39

Mnangagwa to ’bless’ peace fete

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to address the inaugural edition of the Peace Starts with Me (Peace and Family) Festival scheduled for

Foreign suppliers threaten TelOne services over $18m debt

STATE-OWNED telecoms operator, TelOne, has been threatened with service disruption by critical foreign suppliers, who include West Indian Ocean Cable Company (Wiocc) and China-EximBank, among others, over an $18 million debt.