HWANGE Colliery Company Limited will later this week receive the first batch of equipment acquired under a US$5 million deal with a South African mine equipment firm for its open cast operations.

An American-Slovak investment group, Bay View, has pledged to remain firm and committed to the continued investment in Rwanda for the development of human resources and socio-economic development of the country.

Total Gambia Limited, Subsidiary of Total France, on Saturday, November 21st held a dayÂ's traning session for its staff in the conference hall of the Senegambia Beach Hotel located in Kololi.

World leading industrial solutions group, Atlas Copco, plans to expand its operations in Botswana, using its newly opened headquarters to penetrate the mining and construction industries.

An Accra Commercial court looking into disagreements of some members of the Convention People's Party (CPP) on the issue of the seventy percent sale of the nation's Telecommunication Company to Vodafone International Holdings BV of the United Kingdom (UK), has

John Mirenge, chairman of RwandAir was pacing up and down from the intensive care unit to the reception at King Faisal Hospital in Kigali. His phone was ringing off the hook. Calls were coming in from all corners of the

MTN's Average Revenue per User (ARPU) which describes how much money each subscriber spends on average on the network has declined, according to its latest figures.

In the latest twist to this saga, Chris Gabriel, the chief executive officer of Zain Africa, has said it is not for sale.

Essar had earlier paid US$ 3 million in licence fees to receive Uganda's sixth mobile licence

TELKOM is becoming the latest parastatal to set the alarm bells ringing.

YOUNG Communist League (YCL) national secretary Buti Manamela says the call by its counterpart in the African National Congress (ANC) to nationalise mines only amounts to "state capitalism" and would not restore SA's mineral wealth to the people.

South Africa's economy turned around in the third quarter of 2009, registering marginal growth, the government's statistics agency reported Wednesday.

IT WILL not be easy for Telkom to enter the market as SA's fourth cellular operator. It will be hugely expensive for a start, as it needs to have a mobile network that will outclass those of its rivals to

GAUTENG roads and transport MEC Bheki Nkosi yesterday moved to quash speculation that the government was considering making additional funding available to the Bombela Consortium to complete the airport link of the Gautrain in time for the Soccer World Cup.

MOODY's Investors Service yesterday affirmed the long-term issuer rating of Imperial Group of BAA3 and changed its outlook to stable from negative, praising the diversified group for its resilience in tough economic times.

TIGER Brands , SA's largest food company, yesterday said profit for the year to September rose 8% to R2,5bn, as people switched to maize from more expensive staples such as rice, and commodity prices fell from the high prices seen

PARLIAMENT yesterday heard that the influx of old second-hand vehicles and the Government's decision to allow sale of second hand tyres is a contributing factor to the high number of road accidents in the country.

ELECTRICAL and instrumentation company B&W has acquired earthing and lightning protection company Pontins for R19,2m, which it hopes will augment its existing electrical contracting business with a complementary niche service.

The Esionwun family of Delta State have asked a Federal High Court sitting in Asaba to dismiss a suit filed by one of their kinsmen, Augustine Jemeriegbe Ayavoro against Chevron Nig. Ltd and Ugborodo Community Trust on the ground that