Axia: Weathering storm with resilience, caution

By Musawenkosi Dzheka AXIA Corporation Limited’s third-quarter trading update for the period ending March 31, 2025 reveals the company’s struggle to balance strategic innovation against persistent economic turmoil. Analysing this update in conjunction with the half-year financial report underscores how the company’s adjustments have met mixed results in challenging market conditions. While growth has been…

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Hippo Valley engages new sugarcane farmers

HIPPO Valley Estates Limited has brought on board new sugarcane farmers for its 4 000-hectare Kilimanjaro Empowerment Block project in Chiredzi. In its latest financial statement on Tuesday, Hippo Valley chairperson Canaan Dube confirmed that 41 new farmers have been engaged, and they have already planted 682 hectares of sugarcane. “Following the government’s allocation of…

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PR: Debunking myth it’s only for big corporations

By Kevin Mwenye “PR is for big brands with deep pockets, the corporate ABC’s of this world spending on billboards, TV ads, and in-person networking events. Not for my SME XYZ small business. We are just here to make money and keep going.” AS a public relations specialist in the banking sector, I’ve had the…

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New era in financial statement presentation and disclosure

By Tonderai Washington Mabambe THE issuance of IFRS 18 – Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) marks a significant and forward-looking development in international financial reporting.This new standard, which replaces the long-standing IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements, is designed to enhance the transparency, consistency, and comparability of…

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Audit pitfalls hiding in plain sight

FOREIGN exchange differences are a frequent source of tax adjustments during audits, particularly where taxpayers fail to align accounting treatment with tax rules. The volatility of Zimbabwe’s multicurrency framework requires careful treatment of foreign currency movements to mitigate exposure to audit adjustments and penalties.In terms of the Income Tax Act (ITA), foreign exchange gains form…

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