Are entrepreneurs born or made?

By Shephard Kembo ENTREPRENEURSHIP has long been a subject of debate, especially when it comes to the question: Are entrepreneurs born with innate traits, or are they shaped by exposures, experiences, training and or education?While some argue that natural-born entrepreneurs possess an inherent ability to take risks and innovate, others believe that entrepreneurship is a…

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CBZ bets on ZMX for regional expansion

CBZ Holdings (CBZ), is leveraging its 35 percent stake in the Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) to position itself as a key player in the development of a robust commodity exchange ecosystem, both domestically and across the region, a top company executive has said.The group has been instrumental in agricultural financing and economic development initiatives.In an…

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Economy lives it up over gold price hike

SURGING gold prices, which continue to hit all-time highs and have now comfortably breached the US$3 100 per ounce level, are breathing new life into Zimbabwe’s ailing economy.The stunning upswing in the precious yellow metal’s prices is being driven by heightened global uncertainty and fear of inflation that has been stoked by US President Donald…

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Rental reviews lift MashHoldings’ topline

MASHONALAND Holdings (Mash Holdings) recorded a 12 percent increase in revenue to US$7 million for the year ended December 31, 2024 as growth in rental income was driven by effective voids management, rent reviews and property upgrades.During the year, the group’s rental income improved to US$5,6 million from US$4,9 million in 2023 supported by “portfolio…

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Zimbabwe’s trade deficit widens

ZIMBABWE’S trade deficit jumped to US$217,7 million in February 2025, as both imports and exports continued to decline.This comes as low production has hampered the country, and the informal sector has flooded the market with smuggled goods, which disproportionately burdens manufacturers with taxes and other costs.Consequently, retailers import many products to cut operating expenses.The Zimbabwe…

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USD exposure to cushion rental yields – Tigere

TENANTS that have longer lease terms and are more exposed to foreign exchange generation are likely to safeguard “real” rental returns in the real estate market amid tightening of local currency circulation by the authorities, Tigere Property Fund (Tigere) chief executive Brett Abrahamse has said.This comes amid increasing voids in the property sector which have…

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Liquidity squeeze stifles Masimba operations

MASIMBA Holdings says the tight liquidity conditions in the market has hampered effective execution of projects resulting in cash flow challenges and increasing debtors’ book.The construction firm is a huge contractor of the government’s massive infrastructure projects.“This (tight liquidity) constrained the business’ ability to fund ongoing projects and manage operational expenses, causing delays in project…

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Air traffic surges 19 percent

ZIMBABWE’S airports saw passenger traffic rise by 19 percent in 2024, reaching 2,28 million, up from 1,93 million in 2023.The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) reported this increase, attributing it to stronger global and regional connections.These figures show significant growth in both international and domestic travel, proving a strong recovery in the aviation sector…

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Zimplow shifts focus to mining, infrastructure

Zimplow says it is refocusing its efforts on its mining and infrastructure business units, which have shown resilience despite economic setbacks for long-term growth in response to the challenging conditions in the agricultural sector.The diversified firm’s agricultural unit, including Mealie Brand, saw a 46 percent drop in turnover due to the severe drought and the…

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