The Meikles war: Board directors quit over John Moxon’s governance
The four independent directors of Meikles have quit over disagreements with chairman John Moxon over the direction of the company and plans to sell a key asset.
Border closures, power cuts, tourism, and looted beer: Here’s how Mozambique is counting the...
Protests in the aftermath of Mozambique’s disputed election in October have taken a heavy toll, with dozens of deaths reported. The unrest has also had a massive...
OPINION | As big foreign banks step out of Africa, local banks have what...
By Abdeslam Alaoui Smaili
The major shift in African banking is no longer a secret. With foreign banks continuing to reduce their presence, local players must...
After exploration, UK mine explorer Marula finds no acquisition targets in Zimbabwe
British explorer Marula Mining has stopped planned exploration and project acquisition activities in Zimbabwe after failing to secure opportunities that met its expectations.AQSE-listed Marula, through its 80% owned Zimbabwean...
Bearing fruit: Avocado boom drives Tanganda’s return to profit
An 84% growth in avocado production has helped Tanganda return to profitability, recovering from a loss recorded last year.
The company, which has five...
White ex-farmers claim the Govt’s divide-and-rule compensation delays are leaving them ‘destitute’
White commercial growers in Zimbabwe said that the government has failed to pay part of $331 million in compensation to farmers for expropriating their land but reimbursed...
