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In a letter addressed to the funeral parlour, Brian Chimwamurombe claims the funeral service provider made the misrepresentation at the burial of his late relative, Maxwell Chimwamurombe, who died in March this year.
he High Court has blocked a Doves Holdings shareholder and a top executive from stripping assets of the leading life assurance firm as a bitter ownership row rages.
A board member of Doves Holdings, Farai Matsika, and the chief operating officer of the company, Edson Gatsi, have been accused of stripping the assets of the life assurance firm.
A long-standing feud between Croco Holdings main shareholders — Moses Chingwena and Farai Matsika — has spilled into the High Court, with Matsika seeking a forensic audit and valuation of the company plus payment of full value of his 30 percent shareholding.
Doves Holdings plans to ride on its reputation as the country’s oldest funeral service provider to consolidate its growth trajectory and increase its market share.
A nasty fight is brewing between Croco Holdings Limited main shareholders Mr Moses Chingwena and Mr Farai Matsika after the latter was suspended as the group chief executive for ordering valuation of the company to determine the value of the business. The unpleasant events taking place at the company began early last year when Mr […]
HARARE – The government is cracking down on a leading multi-franchised automotive dealership, Croco Motors, over its real or perceived links to former vice-president Joice Mujuru and her late husband, retired army commander General Solomon Mujuru.
HARARE – Air Zimbabwe board chairman Ozias Bvute has come out fighting and denied a report by Nehanda Radio alleging that he has fallen out with Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo and the Zanu PF MP is behind a sensational plot to have him arrested on corruption allegations.
HARARE – Zanu PF Zvimba North MP and Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo is behind a sensational plot to have Air Zimbabwe board chairman Ozias Bvute arrested, Nehanda Radio can exclusively reveal.
Former ZBC journalist and newsreader Abigail Mvududu who was sacked by the state owned broadcaster in 2004 has now joined the MDC led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai. Mvududu whose contract with the Zanu PF mouthpiece was supposed to expire in August 2007 was dumped in January 2004.