Zimbabwe reels over junk cars from East Asia

AUTHORITIES are coming under growing pressure to implement new measures that will lift Zimbabwe’s manufacturing capacity — to stem the dumping of sub-standard goods in the country, including poor quality vehicles mainly from East Asia. This comes as Auditor-General Mildred Chiri has noted that Zimbabwe imported a staggering 239 042 second hand vehicles between January…

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Electric car maker eyes Zim market

A CHINESE firm, Wuhu Volibear New Energy Company (Wuhu), says it is exploring the Zimbabwean market with a view to partner a local dealership in the manufacturing of electric cars. This comes as some companies in the country, including Zesa Holdings, have been exploring the possibility of switching to electric cars as a cost-cutting measure.…

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RioZim wins mine wrangle with army

LISTED mining company RioZim Limited (RioZim) has won a Supreme Court appeal barring an army-owned firm, Rusununguko Nkululeko (Private) Limited (Rusununguko) from grabbing its Darwendale chrome mine after declaring the property a cantonment area. In a judgment delivered in court on Tuesday against Rusununguko and Falcon Resources owned by two foreign nationals, chief Justice Luke…

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Deposit Protection Corporation claws back control of Interfin

ZIMBABWE’S Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) says it has regained control of closed Interfin Bank (Interfin) after a tussle with businessman Jayesh Shah’s Al Shams Global (Al Shams). This comes as the Supreme Court (SC) in February reversed Al Shams’s 2016 High Court win, and also directing the benighted bank to repay $26 million for contracts…

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Nissan warns on its UK future without a Brexit deal

With a Brexit deadline just days away, Britain’s biggest car plant “will not be sustainable” if there is no deal, Nissan has warned. The company employs 7,000 workers at its Sunderland factory but said that increased tariffs would raise costs. It cautioned that any delay in overseas supplies of parts because of new customs checks…

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Banks key to currency stability: RBZ

THE local banking sector plays a key role in creating an environment for a dependable foreign currency exchange system to avoid currency fluctuations, encourage investment, contain inflation and circumvent devaluation of the local currency, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has said. Officially opening the 2020 Institute of Bankers of Zimbabwe (IOBZ) Summer Banking School…

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‘Graft prosecutions to be fast tracked’

THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) says there are ongoing changes to the country’s legal system aimed at speeding-up prosecutions in graft cases. John Makamure, Zacc’s spokesperson said the anti-graft body has 60 cases awaiting processing at the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), adding that the delays are “concerning.” “We have been engaging our partners, NPA, and…

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Stocks rise over Pfizer’s Covid vaccine

THE rally in global equities extended Tuesday, a day after Pfizer said its late-stage trial of its Covid-19 vaccine had shown promising results, but caution over the depth of the coronavirus pandemic and an uncertain US political climate limited gain. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq rose…

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