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Topic : Stanchart

Murehwa to honour one of its greatest sons, Joe ‘Adhazh’ Nyamutumbu

Running under the theme Tinohwina Chete/Victory is Certain, the inaugural festival, expected to run annually, seeks to celebrate culture and promote rural tourism.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 6, 2024

Murehwa to honour one of its greatest sons, Joe ‘Adhazh’ Nyamutumbu

Bank workers plot Sadc offensive against Stanchart

This was part of a broad strategy that saw the banking giant leaving poorly performing emerging markets assets.

By Julia Ndlela May. 31, 2024

Bank workers plot Sadc offensive against Stanchart

Stanchart Zim workers deserve honesty, respect

We understand the bank's decision to leave, but we expect a more considerate approach when it comes to the welfare of its employees.

By The Zimbabwe Independent May. 24, 2024

Stanchart Zim workers deserve honesty, respect

Stanchart leaves trail of ‘distress’... pensioners petition London head office over looting claims

Timmy Nheru, managing director at Minerva, refuted the allegations, saying: “The information is readily available. The pensioners never asked to see those documents.”

By Mthandazo Nyoni May. 24, 2024

Stanchart leaves trail of ‘distress’... pensioners petition London head office over looting claims

Stanchart faces demo over ‘oppressive’ deal

In Zimbabwe, poor performance was underpinned by costs associated with a volatile currency and rampaging inflation.

By Mthandazo Nyoni May. 17, 2024

Stanchart faces demo over ‘oppressive’ deal

FBC, StanChart deal by June

In April 2022, StanChart’s former British-based parent company, Standard Chartered PLC, announced plans to fully divest from its Angola, Cameroon, Gambia, Jordan, Lebanon,

By Business Reporter Apr. 1, 2024