Politics and the board

By Bothwell Nyajeka OVER the past two weeks, the most prominent headlines in the local media, both print and electronic, have been dominated by one major story: the ZANU PF annual conference that was held in Mutare from October 13 to 18, 2025. Such interest in the activities of political parties is not peculiar to…

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The hidden filters in Zim’s job market

By Memory Nguwi I RECENTLY looked at job advertisements online in Zimbabwe covering the period January 2025 to October 24, and what I found was startling. Behind what seemed like ordinary posts from employers were patterns of exclusion that revealed something deeper about how hiring really works in Zimbabwe. I analysed 5,280 job advertisements across…

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How agri-rural industry can break dual economy

By Professor Mandivamba Rukuni ZIMBABWE’S countryside is changing. What I now see across provinces is not only productive farms but clusters of value-adding activity: small mills and agro processors, solar-powered workshops, rural guest lodges, mining service hubs and upgraded townships. These emerging village economies are creating steadier wages, new consumption patterns and taxable activities outside…

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Metbank in finance mobilisation drive

METBANK is intensifying its efforts to enhance financial mobilisation to support its core operations, following a 74 percent decline in interest income from lending activities to ZiG2,16 million for the year ending December 31, 2024 from ZiG8, 44 million the previous year. The bank said despite meeting the minimum capital requirements of US$30 million for…

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ZMX partners Nigerian bourse

THE Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) has partnered with Nigeria’s Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE), setting the stage for structured, transparent, and technology-driven commodity trading between the two countries. The two commodity exchanges, this week, signed a landmark memorandum of understanding (MoU) hosted by a joint bilateral secretariat and attended by regulators, trade officials, and…

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Old Mutual eyes ZSE trade resumption

OLD Mutual Limited (OM)’s new group chief executive, Jurie Strydom, says one of his top priorities is to secure the lifting of the suspension on Old Mutual Zimbabwe (OMZ) shares from trading on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE).OMZ shares were suspended on the ZSE in June 2020 due to allegations that their fungibility was being…

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Rising costs squeeze Irvine’s margins

POULTRY producer Irvine’s Group’s (Irvine’s) earnings for the year ended June 30, 2025 fell below expectations due to rising operating costs weighing down on margins, its parent company, Innscor Africa, has said. Innscor’s ownership of Irvine’s strengthens its backward integration strategy, meaning it controls the raw material supply for its other businesses, such as its…

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Old Mutual Zimbabwe champions wellness, conservation

THE scenic Vumba Mountains were a hive of activity this past weekend as hundreds of athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and community members converged for the annual Old Mutual Vumba Mountain Run. The event drew notable guests, including Manicaland Provincial affairs minister Misheck Mugadza and Chief Zimunya, who graced the occasion in support of Old Mutual Zimbabwe’s…

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Hippo Valley plans coal use cuts

SUGAR producer Hippo Valley Estates (Hippo) plans to slash consumption of coal by more than 2,5 percent in 2026 after an approximately 15 percent reduction during the financial year ended March 31, 2025 as it moves to reduce carbon emissions amid environmental concerns. The company used 12 646 tonnes of coal this year, down from…

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Mash Holdings retools CBD portfolio with new SME co-working space

PROPERTY firm Mashonaland Holdings (Mash Holdings) is reimagining the future of Harare’s central business district (CBD) with a new co-working hub for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), part of a wider strategy to repurpose urban properties and adapt to an evolving commercial landscape. The company will open its new SMEs Co-Working Hub at Chiyedza House…

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