Inter-bank games to kick-off Friday
ZIMBABWE’S annual ― and highly popular ― interbank games are teeing off at the Royal Harare Golf Club on Friday, with the broader multi-disciplinary sporting event continuing at the University…
ZIMBABWE’S annual ― and highly popular ― interbank games are teeing off at the Royal Harare Golf Club on Friday, with the broader multi-disciplinary sporting event continuing at the University…
THE triple whammy of excessive taxes, high interest rates and burdensome regulations is choking the country’s formal sector. So warned worried corporate titans and other experts who spoke to The…
ZIMBABWE’S pensions sector expanded its asset base by 10 percent during the first quarter of 2026, with total assets rising to US$3,41 billion from US$3,11 billion at the end of…
THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) says Zimbabwe’s insurers have made measurable progress in implementing IFRS 17 but warns that the industry’s biggest test is now producing financial statements that are consistent, comparable and technically robust. The accounting standard, which fundamentally changed how insurers measure liabilities and recognise profits, has allowed companies to present a…
AS AFRICAN economies expand and trade volumes increase, governments are under growing pressure to modernise ageing transport systems that have struggled to keep pace with demand. For landlocked countries in particular, efficient rail networks are seen as critical to lowering transport costs, easing pressure on roads and connecting mines, farms and industries to regional poTransport…
Prisca Tshuma THE Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) says it has invested US$3,2 million and ZiG29 million from grain levy proceeds towards irrigation development and other initiatives aimed at boosting domestic agricultural production. Recently, AMA spent US$300 000 in the Glen Somerset Irrigation Scheme to support wheat and maize production in Murehwa District. Speaking to The…
Simbarashe Hamudi THE 24th Schedule to the Taxes Act, enacted in terms of Section 36A, establishes the legal framework for the tobacco levy. Over time, it has been amended and…
Mike E. Juru AS a nation, we could have missed the event of January 20, 2026, where the United Nations (UN) made a declaration that changes how we must…
By Nicholas Lua, Bloomberg Oil pared early gains after the US and Iran agreed to stop attacking each other, following flare-ups over the weekend that saw a supertanker hit near…
ZIMBABWE’s National Quality Policy is in its final stages and will be tabled before Cabinet in the coming weeks as the government moves to strengthen product standards and industrial competitiveness, Industry minister Mangaliso Ndlovu has said. Speaking at the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) annual congress in Victoria Falls this week, Ndhlovu said the…
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