ZIMBABWE’S prospects in the Chinese market are improving under a new zero-tariff regime, but attention is now shifting …
CHINA imported about US$12 million worth of macadamia nuts from Zimbabwe in 2025, reflecting a surge in agricultural trade between the two countries. Of late, local companies that produce macadamia nuts, such as Tanganda, …
-
-
ZIMBABWE’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are failing to utilise trade remedy safeguards against unfair imports due to …
-
WHEN China started removing tariffs on nearly all goods from 53 African nations at the beginning of this …
-
ZIMBABWE’S textile and clothing industry, once a major employer, has seen capacity utilisation fall below 30 percent in …
-
NMBZ Holdings says strict credit management systems helped reduce non-performing loans to 3,14 percent despite growing pressure on …
-
THE Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) has proposed gradually raising local content thresholds for soaps and detergents, currently …
-
GENERAL Beltings (GB) Holdings says Zimbabwe’s projected six percent economic growth will drive demand in key sectors but …
-
MANY Zimbabweans are still turning to counterfeit goods, often because they feel they have little choice, according to …
-
NMBZ Holdings says it is facing sustained pressure on lending margins as borrowers push for cheaper loans, forcing …
-
KAVANGO Resources Plc says it has secured sufficient cash reserves and funding facilities to sustain exploration and operations …
