Mining cadestre launch deferred to 2025
THE Government has rescheduled the launch of the mining cadestre system to early next year, starting with Manicaland Province, which has been used as a pilot region for the project.
View ArticleGlobal funds flock to India
India is shaping up to be a destination for investors seeking a relative shelter from financial volatility linked to the US election.
View ArticleRBZ’s US$50m injection to anchor exchange rate
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s market interventions, which saw US$50 million being injected into the interbank foreign exchange market in October alone, have been lauded by economic analysts as crucial...
View ArticleEntrepreneur set sights on philanthropy
Interpath Medical Laboratories proprietor Dr Henry Dandadzi has set his sights on impacting the next generation of entrepreneurs after landing yet another national gong for excellence in business...
View ArticleChina warns EU on separate EV price talks
China on Monday again warned the EU not to conduct separate negotiations with certain Chinese firms over the price commitment of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) sold in the EU market, and said it will...
View ArticleWe are far, far from done: Pick n Pay CEO
Pick n Pay chief executive officer Sean Summers is bullish after the mammoth, multi-year programme to turn around the struggling retailer has begun to show early signs of success.
View ArticleGhana eyes Dangote oil to cut US$400m fuel imports
Ghana may begin sourcing petroleum products from Nigeria’s Dangote Oil Refinery once the facility reaches full capacity, according to Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, chairman of Ghana’s National Petroleum...
View ArticleGoogle puts US$110m into Nigeria’s Moniepoint
Nigeria based fintech Moniepoint has raised US$110 million in new funding from investors including Google to scale up digital payments and banking solutions across Africa, the company said yesterday.
View ArticleTanganda to migrate to VFEX, raise US$7m
Tanganda Tea Company says it is engaged in discussions that will result in the migration of its listing to Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), which will also see the group raise of US$7,7 million...
View ArticleNew policy to stimulate truck, bus industry
THE Zimbabwe Industrial Reconstruction and Growth Plan (ZIRGP), a short-term economic manufacturing blueprint, has outlined specific policy interventions designed to stimulate domestic production of...
View ArticleGold output surges 33pc to 10,3t in Q3
ZIMBABWE’S gold output improved by 33 percent to 10,3 tonnes in the third quarter ended September 30, 2024, compared to 7,7 tonnes achieved in the second quarter of the year, official data show.
View ArticleStandardised global tax for the super-wealthy mooted
Rumblings about a global minimum tax on ultra-wealthy individuals are getting louder, with a recent proposal from Brazil to introduce an international standard to tax billionaires. This follows on the...
View ArticlePreparing for rainy season for goats, sheep farmers
As Zimbabwe approaches the rainy season, goat and sheep farmers are confronted with the dual challenge of preparing for the blessings and potential risks that accompany the rains. The transition from...
View ArticleGovt to maintain mining sector tax breaks
Oliver Kazunga-Senior Business Reporter THE Government says it will continue to grant tax holidays to mining industry investors given the sector’s significance to Zimbabwe’s economy, a senior...
View Article‘Sanctions have cost Zim significant fortune’
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro-Senior Business Reporter Economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by Western countries, for nearly two decades and half, have caused massive financial losses and damaging economic...
View ArticleGlobal cabinetry maker OPPEIN lauds Zim
Business Reporter OPPEIN Home Group, the world’s largest cabinetry maker, ranks the Zimbabwean market ahead of regional peers despite having been in the country for only two years. OPPEIN Zimbabwe...
View ArticleDeceased estates and farms on offer letters
Godknows Hofisi-Business & Law On several occasions, I have been approached by families where their deceased parent, for example a father, had a farm allocated to him, through an offer letter,...
View ArticleGovt sticks to guns on sugar pricing mandate
Martin Kadzere THE Government has dismissed claims by sugarcane millers that it does not have the power to set revenue sharing ratio between farmers and millers, saying it is empowered to do so by the...
View ArticleEuro zone inflation rises to higher-than-expected 2pc
Inflation in the 20-nation euro zone rose to 2 percent in October, preliminary figures released by statistics agency Eurostat showed Thursday.
View ArticleRiots cost Kenya stock market US$264 million
Investors at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), as reported by the Kenyan newspaper, The Star, suffered a Sh34 billion US$263,7m) loss in paper wealth between June and September as the country...
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