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ZIFA appoints new CE

THE Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has appointed Yvonne Mapika Manwa as the new chief executive officer with effect from next month. The media shy- Manwa took over the role which was left vacant following the expiration of Joseph Mamutse’s contract in August this year. In a statement today, Zifa Normalisation Committee Chairperson Lincoln Mutasa said…

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NTS eyes growth next year

NATIONAL Tyre Services Limited (NTS) is one of the country’s biggest tyre firms, leveraging on improved stock availability and a wide branch network. The Financial Gazette’s Freedom Mashava (FM), interviewed NTS managing director Benson Samudzimu (BS) to discuss the company’s performance and impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, among other issues. FM: How did the company…

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Retailers urged to digitalise operating systems

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has urged businesses to incorporate and embrace digitalisation in their models to enhance customer experience. CZR president Denford Mutashu said in these “new normal” times it was important for retailers to embrace digital platforms and promote online presence. “I understand that many retailers in the country have implemented technology…

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The all-new Nissan Navara, a definition of comfort

THE all-new Nissan Navara launched in Harare last week is a fusion of comfort, smartness and a marvel for car enthusiasts. Speaking during the vehicle launch, Nissan marketing director Stefan Haasbroek said the new model manufactured in Africa, specifically for the continent’s conditions, delivers an enhanced level of safety, comfort and driving pleasure. “This new…

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Meikles abandons mining plans

MEIKLES Limited (Meikles) no longer intends to pursue mining activities, as the group focuses on the retention and consolidation of its investments in the supermarkets, hospitality, properties and security services segments. This comes as the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed conglomerate has said it plans to unbundle and separately list Tanganda Tea Company before year-end, as part…

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ARDA exploring export markets for cannabis

THE Agricultural Rural Development Authority (ARDA) says it is at advanced stages of exploring export markets for cannabis and industrial hemp. The government first announced plans to introduce industrial hemp farming in 2018 but met lukewarm interest due to steep licensing fees and other strict production conditions, which included a requirement to partner a government…

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Connectivity costs weigh on ISPs

THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) says the high cost of international Internet connectivity has remained a challenge for domestic service providers, piling on to the myriad challenges faced by the sector. In a report of the sector’s performance during the second quarter of 2021, which was published this week, Potraz director-general…

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TelOne partners Africa University

TELECOMMUNICATIONS service provider TelOne has entered into a partnership with Africa University to develop knowledge and skills among its executives. Speaking at the programme’s inaugural graduation ceremony in Harare last week, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) minister Jenfan Muswere said the partnership will allow the organisation to get up to speed with global trends and…

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Varun commissions US$60 million plant

VARUN Beverages Zimbabwe (Varun) is set to increase its foothold on the local market after commissioning a new US$60 million production plant yesterday, as it announced plans to go into other fast-moving consumer goods sectors such as juices and dairy. The new US$60 million plant has a production capacity of 66 million bottles of sparkling…

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