WHEN China started removing tariffs on nearly all goods from 53 African nations at the beginning of this …
Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer
FINANCIAL services group CBZ Holdings (CBZ) is seeking yuan-denominated credit lines from Chinese lenders as it moves to deepen the use of the currency (CNY) in growing trade with China. CBZ Bank, the group’s …
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ZIMBABWE’S textile and clothing industry, once a major employer, has seen capacity utilisation fall below 30 percent in …
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NMBZ Holdings says strict credit management systems helped reduce non-performing loans to 3,14 percent despite growing pressure on …
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THE Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) has proposed gradually raising local content thresholds for soaps and detergents, currently …
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GENERAL Beltings (GB) Holdings says Zimbabwe’s projected six percent economic growth will drive demand in key sectors but …
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MANY Zimbabweans are still turning to counterfeit goods, often because they feel they have little choice, according to …
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NMBZ Holdings says it is facing sustained pressure on lending margins as borrowers push for cheaper loans, forcing …
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KAVANGO Resources Plc says it has secured sufficient cash reserves and funding facilities to sustain exploration and operations …
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DIESEL consumption increased by 20 percent, while petrol consumption declined by six percent in the first quarter of …
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ZIMBABWE’S small-scale gold mining sector is limping despite rising global prices, as policy inconsistencies, high operating costs, and …