Warrant of arrest still hanging around Makamba’s neck
Businessman Mr James Makamba still has a warrant of arrest hanging around his neck — 13 years after skipping the border over externalisation charges.
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Businessman Mr James Makamba still has a warrant of arrest hanging around his neck — 13 years after skipping the border over externalisation charges.
HARARE – Telecel International (TI) executives are in Zimbabwe to discuss the fate of its local unit following government threats to shut down the mobile operator.
HARARE – The on-going Telecel ownership saga took a new twist this week when one of the shareholders, Magamba Echimurenga Housing Scheme, distanced itself from the proposed deal to dispose of the 40% stake.
HARARE – ICT, Postal and Courier Services minister, Supa Mandiwanzira, met with Phillip Chiyangwa, Jane Mutasa, POTRAZ acting DG Kennedy Dewera and others to discuss the recent announcement by the minister that Telecel’s licence had been cancelled, Techzim, an online technology magazine has reported.
HARARE – Empowerment Corporation (Private) Limited (EC) shareholders have “buried the hatchet”, with company chairman James Makamba calling off a Friday extraordinary general meeting (EGM) and subsequent deal to sell their 40 percent stake in Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited (Telecel).
HARARE – Empowerment Corporation (Private) Limited (EC)’s February 20 extra-ordinary general meeting (EGM) to ratify the sale of its 40 percent stake in Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited (Telecel) hangs in the balance after key shareholder Jane Mutasa has moved to oppose it.
HARARE – An unissued 30 percent shares — at the centre of a dispute between Empowerment Corporation (Private) Limited (EC)’s founding shareholders — were equitably distributed among sitting investors of the Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited (Telecel) minority shareholder then, businessdaily can reveal.
HARARE – Harare businesswoman Jane Mutasa’s Indigenous Business Women Organisation (IBWO) and several other Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited (Telecel) founding shareholders forfeited their Empowerment Corporation (Private) Limited (EC) shares after failing to pay for their allotted scrip, documents show.
HARARE – The Constitutional Court has upheld the Supreme Court’s ruling ordering the Prosecutor General (PG) to allow Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited (Telecel) to prosecute ex-company chairperson Jane Mutasa through private proceedings.
The High Court has ordered Telecel Zimbabwe to handover copies of resolutions passed by its board and minutes of all meetings held since March 2010 to its suspended acting chairperson Dr Jane Mutasa.