Topic: Business

South Africa Based Zimbabwean Musician and Business Entrepreneur Expands Business Venture

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Precious Hanya (38) -aka Mr P - a South Africa based Afro-jazz musician and entrepreneur has extended his business venture by co-establishing  a music production company with fellow artiste and countryman Munyaradzi Mukonda (34) - aka Dj Techniks. The music production  company , Mr P  Music, like all Hanya's business concerns employs the words Mr P as its logo.

OPINION ARTICLE: Small business survival during the Covid-19 pandemic

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OPINION ARTICLE BY DR LIEZEL ALSEMGEEST, UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE – I have always had a healthy respect for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Whether they started their businesses out of a dire need for employment or had a vision and just went for it and created a livelihood for themselves, I think it is very brave and their hard work and perseverance deserves admiration.  We currently find ourselves in unprecedented times. Apart from the social impairments we are experiencing by not being able to have contact with our family and friends, our working lives also had to adjust... Continue Reading

Zimbabwe: Huawei launches ICT competition

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Huawei Zimbabwe have launched the first session 2019 – 2020 ICT completion that will allow University students across the country taking part in the contest and they are expecting more 200 students.

Nigeria: Cassava leaves, a potential foreign exchange earner

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National Root Canal Crops Research Institute (s), has proposed product diversification as a remedy to retain Nigeria’s position as one of the world’s leading producers of cassava. Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Institute, Prof. Ukpabi Joseph Ukpabi suggested during an interaction journalists at a Stakeholders  Workshop on the prevention of cassava brown streak disease in Nigeria put together by the West African Virus Epidemiology (WAVE) in Abuja.

ESSENTIAL DRUGS: Tanzania attains Africa’s record high 90% stock availability

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THE Government of Tanzania has confirmed that access to essential drugs has currently been strengthened, explaining that vital drugs are available by over 90 percent in hospitals, dispensaries and health centres across the country. The country's Medical Stores Department (MSD), Director General, Laurean Bwanakunu made the comments when he was phoned by the Chief Government Spokesperson Dr. Hassan Abbasi straight away from Radio Nyemo FM Studio in the City of Dodoma, being a continuation of ensuring that members of the public get correct and quick answers from government executives.