Real estate division boosts ZAS topline

THE Zimbabwe Agricultural Society (ZAS) registered significant growth in its real estate division, charged by the increase in occupancy rates during the year ended December 31,2024.This growth was against the adverse macroeconomic environment that was characterised by depressed activity in the agricultural sector due to El Nino-induced drought, declining commodity prices, currency volatility and erratic…

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Zimbabwe’s progress in tapping into Middle East markets

By Mohamed Jassat ZIMBABWE’s intensified engagement with countries in the Middle East has yielded substantial economic benefits, including increased trade, foreign direct investment and generation of employment, access to technology, and economic diversification.These benefits demonstrate the potential of Zimbabwe’s engagement with countries in the Middle East to drive economic growth, development, and diversification.The Middle East…

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Billion-dollar fisheries industry on the cards

Zimbabwe’s fisheries and aquaculture sector is set to be transformed into a billion-dollar industry through a new Bill designed to tackle longstanding challenges hampering production and productivity, a senior official has announced.The proposed Fisheries and Aquaculture Bill aims to introduce robust measures to promote sustainable fishing practices, invest in modern technologies, and support small-scale producers.Speaking…

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Zimplats borrowings up on expansion drive

ZIMPLATS increased its total borrowings from US$60 million to US$64,5 million during the half-year ended December 31, 2024 to finance operations and expansion projects, the company has said.Accordingly, the company made new drawdowns totaling US$9 million to finance its operations and expansion projects, while also repaying US$3,2 million in debt during the period.The loans were…

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Makomo exits business rescue

MAKOMO Resources has successfully exited business rescue following the restructuring and settlement of obligations to creditors.The coal miner operating in Zimbabwe’s northwestern coalfields went under administration in 2021 due to unsustainable debts and operational challenges.“We are pleased to announce that effective 27th of February, 2025, the corporate rescue proceedings for Makomo Resources were officially concluded.…

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Fastjet introduces Harare-Lusaka flight

FASTJET Zimbabwe has added a new flight service connecting Harare and Lusaka, set to commence on April 9.The route will operate three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, using a 50-seater Embraer ERJ145 aircraft.According to the airline, this new service, which includes an early morning departure option, aims to “enhance economic and social…

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Digital economy vexes local tax law-makers

THE new digital economy has created tax loopholes that make it challenging for policymakers to enforce compliance while depriving the state of vital resources for national development, a senior treasury official has said.Technological advancements have created new business opportunities while presenting challenges to traditional tax systems.Speaking at the Annual Tax Review Breakfast Meeting hosted by…

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Zinara increases disbursements to road authorities

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) reported a significant improvement in budget utilisation by road authorities, following the disbursement of ZWG 4.7 billion in 2024. This enhanced efficiency has been attributed to strengthened revenue assurance mechanisms and an expanded scope of special public interest projects requiring increased funding. A schedule of actual disbursements published by…

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Djokovic player union begins legal action against tours

The players’ union co-founded by Novak Djokovic has begun legal action against tennis’ governing bodies, citing “anti-competitive practices and a blatant disregard for player welfare”. The Professional Tennis Players’ Association (PTPA) has filed papers at the United States District Court in New York, where it is seeking a jury trial. The 163-page lawsuit, which has…

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