RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) recently completed the refurbishment of its Victoria Falls properties as it seeks to attract even more tourists visiting the resort town.The hospitality group has been refurbishing its properties as part of efforts to create world-class destinations that seamlessly blend luxury, innovation, and sustainability. The hotelier currently has properties in Victoria Falls,…
THE accreditation of a local credit rating agency in Zimbabwe is set to enhance access to both local and global capital funding for the country and businesses through its risk assessment services, experts say.Last month, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) accredited ICRA Zimbabwe as an official local credit rating agency after it met regulatory…
THE horticulture sector has demonstrated resilience, recording an increase in the total area planted despite unfavourable weather.This growth has been largely driven by the inclusion of smallholder farmers in both local and international fresh produce markets.Last week, the Minister of Agriculture, Anxious Masuka, reported to the cabinet that the total area planted under horticulture had…
CALEDONIA Mining Corporation (Calidonia) is advancing its modernisation strategy to upgrade systems and integrate new technology, transforming its operations into a “data-driven”, smart mine.This comes as mining companies in Zimbabwe are increasingly adopting advanced technologies such as sensors, data analytics, and automation to develop “smart mines”.These innovations aim to boost productivity, enhance safety, and reduce…
By Beaven Dhliwayo Group Features Editor First Mutual Foundation recently celebrated a milestone in its mission to transform lives through education by holding a heartfelt send-off ceremony for its 2025…
ZIMBABWE’s fertiliser industry continues to grapple with critical challenges, hampering efforts to achieve self-sufficiency and reduce reliance on costly imports. Electricity shortages, foreign currency constraints, and delayed payments are among the key obstacles weighing on local production. Despite ambitions to boost domestic output, Zimbabwe remains heavily dependent on fertiliser imports, spending approximately US$240 million in…
ZIMBABWE should simplify and reduce the tax burden on businesses in order to promote formalization, enhance competitiveness and foster sustainable economic growth, experts have said. The country has a relatively higher number of taxes targeting businesses compared to the region, not only increasing the cost of doing business but also discouraging formalization. In order to…
…as it expands sustainability efforts KUVIMBA Mining House (KMH) subsidiary, Freda Rebecca Gold Mine (Freda), reports that its gold production has averaged 200 kilograms per month over the past 11 months, thanks to improved operating efficiencies. Located 90 kilometres northeast of Harare in Zimbabwe, the gold miner houses three mills. In July 2024, the miner…
By Farirai Nyakudya MUKUNDI and Ariko co-founded M&A Green Company, a sustainable landscaping company that quickly gained popularity for its eco-friendly practices. As demand grew, they struggled to keep up. One day, a large commercial client offered them a lucrative contract to catapult M&A to the next level. However, the client’s requirements would necessitate a…
By Mordecai Musinahama IN today’s dynamic digital landscape, the transformative power of Information Technology (IT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undeniable. Modern IT solutions are not merely a competitive advantage — they are fundamental to shaping the future success of any organisation.Today’s unprecedented spike in technology adoption is reshaping business models across the globe. Companies…
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