THE year 2022 was good for the tourism sector after tourist arrivals increased by 165 percent during the …
Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer
MOUNTING expenses saw General Beltings Holdings (GB Holdings) operational profit deteriorate 58 percent year-on-year to US$53 000 in the six months to June 30, 2026, compounded by increased competition from cheaper imports. The group …
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NMBZ Holdings (NMB) says its banking subsidiary will continue to focus on maintaining healthy liquidity, while prudently growing …
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CONVEYOR belts manufacturer, General Beltings Holdings (GB), says it expects a significant recovery in the fourth quarter, underpinned …
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AMALGAMATED Regional Trading Holdings (Art) says it hopes for a review of government measures to contain inflation and …
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AGRO-SEED manufacturer SeedCo Limited (SeedCo) says it has adequate seed for the ongoing summer selling season. Seed uptake …
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ZIMBABWE’S bank customer satisfaction surged to 70 percent in 2022 from 63,7 percent in 2021, mainly pushed by …
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THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (Potraz) says the government should improve its allocation of resources to the …
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THE government has been urged to set up community livestock centres with access to supplementary feeding, as part …
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CBZ Holdings (CBZ) acquired a stake in First Mutual Holdings (FML) this year to diversify its earnings and …
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TURNALL Holdings (Turnall) says it will resume the production of inverted box rib (IBR) roofing sheets in the …