Namib secures US$6,5m Redwing Mine loan

NAMIB Minerals has secured a US$6,5 million non-dilutive term loan from BancABC to partially fund the next phase of its Redwing Mine restart in Manicaland. The facility, secured by the company’s wholly owned sub­sidiary, Bulawayo Mining Company, has been consolidated with existing term loan and overdraft facilities into a single facility. Namib said the funding…

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RioZim to dispose of Renco

RIOZIM Limited is seeking shareholder approval to dispose of its Renco gold mine for at least US$35 million as part of a bal­ance sheet restructuring programme aimed at reducing debt and improving liquidity. The proposed transaction involves the sale of Renco as a going concern to an unrelated third party, including its mining claims, land,…

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Tongaat sees stability in Zimbabwe

TONGAAT Hulett (THL) says its Zimbabwean op­erations have achieved “greater stability,” while floods in Mozambique and import pressure in South Africa continue to weigh on the group’s regional recovery. THL group finance director Robert Aitken said the progress in Zimbabwe, where Tongaat operates through sugar producer Hippo Valley Estates and Trian­gle, was in line with…

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Councils face budget freeze over unaudited accounts

THE government will stop approving budgets for councils that fail to pro­duce up-to-date financial statements as it seeks to make local authorities drivers of investment and economic develop­ment. Local Government permanent secre­tary Tafadzwa Muguti told council ex­ecutives that outdated accounts would prevent local authorities from access­ing new allocations. Muguti said some councils were three to…

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AHFoZ moves to cut healthcare costs, improve efficiency

THE Association of Healthcare Funders of Zimbabwe (AHFoZ) is pushing for tighter control of health­care costs through the use of artifi­cial intelligence (AI), managed-care models and regional skills exchange programmes. AHFoZ chief executive officer Shylet Sanyanga said the association would use regional partnerships to build skills in technology and im­prove efficiency and treatment out­comes. “The…

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SecZim steps up digital drive

THE Securities and Exchange Com­mission of Zimbabwe (SecZim) is stepping up investment in digital sys­tems as it seeks to improve market surveillance, reduce compliance costs and increase investor participation in the capital markets. The regulator is moving away from traditional systems that rely heavily on manual analysis of market trends and is working towards real-time…

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RTG’s Eastern Highlands bet pays off

PRIOR to its acquisition of Mont­clair Resort and Conference (Montclair), in Juliasdale, Nyan­ga, less than 18 months ago, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) had no hotel op­eration in the pristine Eastern Highlands. Purchased at US$5 million from Bri­olette Services early last year, Montclair, a then 85-room hotel facility came to­gether with a desolate staff quarter of…

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‘Local producers need integrated industry, incentives’

ZIMBABWE needs to devel­op integrated industrial eco­systems and strengthen incen­tives for local production to retain more value within the economy, government offi­cials have said. Speaking in Harare during a tour of Zent Enterprises Manufacturing Plant, Energy minister July Moyo said the development of Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) demonstrated the benefits of linking investments…

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Counterfeit goods expose consumer protection gaps

COUNTERFEIT goods be­ing packed and sold under borrowed brand names are exposing gaps in regional con­sumer protection as regulators of­ten rely on complaints to identify products already circulating, offi­cials have said. The COMESA Competition and Consumer Commission, which is based in Lilongwe, Mala­wi and covers member states from Eswatini to Kenya, says its ability to…

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