THREE months after the 2025 national budget was presented, business leaders and economists are urging the government to …
Prisca Tshuma, Staff Writer
EDGARS Stores (Edgars) expects stable supply chains in 2026 as it increases local sourcing to reduce import dependence and strengthen inventory availability across its operations. The group said key suppliers were continuing to meet …
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ZIMBABWE’S mining sector remains the primary driver of investment approvals, accounting for the bulk of the US$542,92 million …
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THE Institute of Architecture Zimbabwe (IAZ) is set to host a major conference on the development of climate-resilient …
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AXIA Corporation (Axia) is planning a robust e-commerce sales strategy to grow market share by enhancing accessibility of …
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THE Life Offices Association (LOA), which represents life assurance companies, is urging policymakers to implement reforms that protect …
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THE Zimbabwe Agricultural Society (ZAS) registered significant growth in its real estate division, charged by the increase in …
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ARISTON Holdings (Ariston) recently took a strategic decision to focus on growing local sales in order to protect …
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THE CEO Roundtable board has urged the government to abandon its “flawed” dedollarisation strategy, warning that it could …
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THE accreditation of a local credit rating agency in Zimbabwe is set to enhance access to both local …
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THE horticulture sector has demonstrated resilience, recording an increase in the total area planted despite unfavourable weather.This growth …
