The Sunday News
IN the wake of renewed attacks on Zimbabwe as a brand both internally and externally there is a need for increased marketing efforts to support tourism in the country.
Tourism is a sector which easily sneezes at the stroke of any bad news hence the need to keep the foot on the pedal to ensure that the true story of Zimbabwe is told out there.
The sporadic protests some organisations are embarking on are not doing any good to the tourism sector.
Meanwhile, on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, the Industrial index closed the week on Friday, adding 0.13 points (0,13 percent to close at 99.33 points. Old Mutual was up $0,0155 to settle at $2,3480 while Innscor increased by $0,0050 to trade at $0,1850.
There were no trades in the negative territory while CBZ, Delta and Zimre Holdings traded unchanged at $0,1035, $0,6650 and $0,0165 respectively.
The Mining index was unchanged at 25.56 points. Bindura, Falgold, Hwange and RioZim remained unchanged on previous price levels at $0,0110, $0,0055, $0,0300 and $0,1710 in that order.
