TANGANDA Tea Company (Tanganda) has appointed Addington Chinake as its new board chairman, effective March 30, 2026. This marks a leadership shift following the entry of strategic investor Rutanhi Beverages, an Innscor Africa unit. Chinake is a veteran legal practitioner with over 30 years of experience, and he currently serves as chairman of both Innscor…
By Jackson Mashinge RECENTLY, I had the privilege of presenting an index to a government department, and I walked away convinced that data analytics and AI are the missing accelerants…
By Patson Mahatchi SCALING a business is not just about making more money. It is about managing money better. For many small businesses, the early stages are defined by survival.…
By Memory Nguwi MOST organisations do not struggle solely because of a problematic strategy. The real problem often sits in how work is structured and managed across the organisation. Two…
Sam Matsekete ACROSS Southern Africa, the demand for energy finance is no longer a forward-looking concern — it is immediate, structural and accelerating. Industrial expansion, mining growth, urbanisation and energy…
By Godfrey Nyoni SOCIAL media has become part of everyday life in Zimbabwe, shaping how people communicate, do business, and express themselves. Platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok make…
ZIMBABWE’S dollarisation remains visible in pricing behaviour, corporate reporting, and the everyday choices of households. What is more troubling, however, is not merely the persistence of the US dollar but…
THE government has identified potential sites capable of generating more than 500 megawatts of wind energy as Zimbabwe intensifies its shift toward cleaner power sources. Zimbabwe is expanding its renewable energy sector and aims to reach 2 100MW of capacity by 2030. Wind energy is emerging as a key investment area alongside solar and hydropower.…
CBZ Holdings (CBZ) grew its agricultural lending by 52 percent year-on-year in 2025 to ZiG3,2 billion, overtaking private-use loans as the largest share of its portfolio, reflecting a strategic shift toward productive sector financing. In its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, the group advanced ZiG10,99 billion in loans, with agriculture accounting…
THE ZiG will continue to face a challenging path to its wider use in the economy until authorities are able to prove its long-term viability amid lingering market scepticism, many experts say. Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number one business publication and prime voice for industry and commerce — the experts observed…
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