BRITISH American Tobacco Zimbabwe (BAT) says its cigarette sales were down 6,7 percent during the year ended December …
Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer
ZIMBABWE’s ambitious push to lift its tax-to-GDP ratio to 22 percent by 2030 risks stifling economic growth, dampening foreign investment and eroding household incomes, economists say. Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s …
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BRIDGEFORT Capital (Bridgefort), formerly MedTech Holdings, has managed to reduce liabilities owed to foreign creditors, but hopes the …
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ZIMRE Holdings (Zimre) says it will be embarking on a new investment focus towards infrastructure and landmark development, …
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MASIMBA Holdings (Masimba) produced a good set of results for the year ended December 31, 2022, benefiting from …
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THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cut its 2023 growth forecasts for Zimbabwe to 2,5 percent from an …
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THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) says it is pushing for a US dollar-indexed minimum capital requirement for …
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BRICKMAKER Willdale says poor electricity supply has hampered its operations, particularly in the extrusion and firing of structured …
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NMB Bank (NMB) says discussions are at various stages with five partners for potential additional lines of credit …
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RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) says it is now operating above pre-Covid-19 levels after its occupancy closed 2022 at …
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ANALYSTS say Zimbabwe’s interest rates are still too high after the central bank reduced the policy rate from …