The Sunday News
THE Sanganai/Hlanganani tourism expo which ended in Bulawayo yesterday should be a spring in which the city builds its growth in tourism.
Tourism in the country’s second largest city has mainly been driven by events but after the expo, more people should now include the city and its surroundings as ideal places to put on their leisure calendars.
The expo once again showed Bulawayo has great facilities and is surrounded by beautiful places to catch the eye and relax the mind such as the Matopo National Park.
Meanwhile, the Industrial index dropped 0.27 points (0,29 percent) to 93.39 points on Friday after Econet and CFI shed $0,0097 to $0,2000 and $0,0070 to $0,0730 respectively.
Gains were recorded in Old Mutual, TSL and British American Tobacco which added $0,0001 to $2,3126, $0,0005 to $0,1455 and $0,1000 to $11,9500 respectively.
The Industrial Index dropped 3.12 points (3,23 percent) for the week.
The Mining Index was flat at 26.24 points. Bindura, Falgold and RioZim remained unchanged on previous price levels at $0,0120, $0,0050, $0,0300 and $0,1700 in that order.
The Mining Index was unchanged week on week.
