Tapfumaneyi retains CoSSE chairmanship

FINANCIAL Securities Exchange chief executive Collen Tapfumaneyi has been re-elected chairperson of the Com­mittee of SADC Stock Exchanges (CoSSE) for another two-year term at the organisation’s 68th Bi-Annual Meeting re­cently held in Mauritius. The Zimbabwean’s re-election was unanimously en­dorsed by member exchanges, reflecting confidence in his leadership at a time when SADC is advancing initiatives…

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Dokwe reserves lift project economics

ARIANA Resources says the pre-tax value of its wholly owned Dokwe Gold Project in Zimbabwe now stands at US$1,06 billion following the completion of an updated pre-feasibility study. The revised study outlined a two-phase operation expected to produce 1,06 million ounces of gold over its life. Ore reserves at Dokwe North increased by 42 percent…

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Ariston banks on funding support

ARISTON Holdings (Ariston) is pursuing funding support, debt restructuring and oper­ational recovery measures to sustain operations and strengthen its financial position, according to its 2025 annual report. The group’s directors said they had prepared cash flow forecasts covering at least 12 months from the approval date of the financial statements, as­sessing the company’s ability to…

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BAT cushion margins amid volume dip

BRITISH American Tobacco (BAT) Zimbabwe implemented cost-containment measures and strategic price adjustments during the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, to protect margins against rising costs. As a result, the cigarette manufacturer recorded a 29 percent decrease in operating costs during the period, enabling it to absorb rising input costs and remain profitable despite a…

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‘IMTT continues to hinder formalisation efforts’

TREASURY recently in­troduced zero-cost bank accounts for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in a move aimed at pro­moting formalisation and finan­cial inclusion within the sector. However, speaking to our Deputy Editor, Tendai Kamhungira (TK), the chief executive officer of the Small and Medium Enterprises Association of Zimbabwe, Farai Mutambanengwe (FM), said the measure would…

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Transport, fuel costs push family basket up

THE Consumer Council of Zim­babwe (CCZ) says the family basket increased to US$616,43 in March after higher transport and fuel costs pushed up house­hold expenses. In its latest publication, the CCZ said moderate fuel price increases emerged in early March before rising sharply during the weeks ending 20 March and 27 March 2026. By the…

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Zimbabwe is set to sustain economic trajectory

Prisca Tshuma and Mishma Chakanyuka ZIMBABWE remains on course to maintain single-digit inflation for the rest of this year, provided that author­ities stay the course on their current policy discipline, economic analysts say. This comes after the Zimbabwe Nation­al Statistics Agency released data last week which showed that annual ZiG inflation eased to 4,4 percent…

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