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Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Thirteen - Vimarsana News

Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Thirteen

Econet boss Strive Masiyiwa at one time came up with a plan to ease President Robert Mugabe out by proposing the appointment of an executive Prime Minister, who had to be a technocrat, to run the country. The Prime Minister, however, was not supposed to have any presidential ambitions. Masiyiwa discussed the plan with other

Authentic transformation in advertising - Vimarsana News

Authentic transformation in advertising

Annually, retailers in the clothing industry set themselves targets to expand their store networks. Most brands have stores located across the nine provinces within the metropolitan and larger urban centres...

Media Moves: Ebony+Ivory now 51% black female owned, Tractor Outdoor launches new digital billboards in Joburg, Algoa FM opens Garden Route studio - Vimarsana News

Media Moves: Ebony+Ivory now 51% black female owned, Tractor Outdoor launches new digital billboards in Joburg, Algoa FM opens Garden Route studio

The Media Online’s weekly round up of people, account and business moves in media. All the appointments, account wins and media news.

Leading ladies: Here are the top five wealthiest women in SA - Vimarsana News

Leading ladies: Here are the top five wealthiest women in SA

Admist an ever-growing business sphere, South Africa has many leading ladies. Here is a list of the wealthiest women in the country.

Masiyiwa, Takawira and Goko tried to ease Mugabe out - Vimarsana News

Masiyiwa, Takawira and Goko tried to ease Mugabe out

Econet boss Strive Masiyiwa, Eton Capital executive and former Barclays Bank managing director Isaac Takawira, Triumph Venture Capital chief executive Wellington Chadehumbe and Johnnic Communications executive Jethro Goko have now been identified as the four exiled Zimbabwean businessmen who floated the idea of trying to ease President Robert Mugabe out way back in 2007 and