FBC Securities says demand for borrowing in Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) for working capital is expected to continue declining …
Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer
ZIMBABWE’S merger activity in 2025 was largely driven by recapitalisation to support operational expansion, infrastructure modernisation and equipment purchases, according to the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC). The Commission said some transactions also reflected …
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THE government says the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZim) will introduce new incentives to attract more …
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THE government says it will introduce inflation-hedged and index-linked bonds, alongside a pension portability system that allows members …
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WESTPROP Holdings (WestProp) recorded a 31,7 percent increase in revenue to US$5,60 million during the third quarter ended …
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THE government has called on the banking sector to review charges to ensure that financial services remain affordable, …
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ZIMBABWE’s tourism sector is projected to grow by 3,1 percent in 2026, boosted by rising arrivals from key …
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THE World Bank has commended the Zimbabwean government for sustaining the prevailing macroeconomic stability, describing it as a …
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ZIMRE Holdings (Zimre) says it remains committed to maintaining and building foreign investments that leverage on regional integration …
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MASHONALAND Holdings (Mash Holdings) is gearing towards fully commercialising its completed projects to increase profitability and unlock more …
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NMBZ’s business reengineering exercise significantly eroded profit margins during the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, after once-off …