THE government is concerned about the threat from illegal seed dealers and unlicensed buyers to the country’s key …
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Prisca Tshuma and Mishma Chakanyuka THE forced return of multitudes of Zimbabweans, who are fleeing afrophobic attacks in South Africa, will severely strain the government’s coffers, economic experts have warned. In addition, they say …
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Companies & Markets
Premier Corporate Gifts Marks 10 years of innovation, growth
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterHARARE-BASED branding firm Premier Corporate Gifts (PCG) is celebrating its tenth anniversary, marking a decade of creativity, resilience, …
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EXPERTS have warned that the worsening Israel-Iran war will further sap Zimbabwe’s ailing economy, amid global oil price …
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VISITING horticulture buyers from different firms in the United Kingdom have lauded Zimbabwean produce, stating that it is …
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ZIMBABWE’s auction tobacco marketing season opened yesterday with prices reaching US$4,60 per kilogramme, a 1,08 percent decrease compared …
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SOUTH Africa’s payments systems firm PayInc has partnered with local blockchain-based fintech Kuva in a move set to …
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WESTERN Union and Sasai Fintech, a business of Cassava Technologies, today announced the launch of a new international …
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AUTHORITIES have defended the sudden raw lithium export ban, accusing miners of frantically looting the resource to beat …
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THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority has closed 25 unregistered facilities nationwide, launching a high-stakes compliance blitz to purge the …
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WESTERN Union and Sasai Fintech, a business of Cassava Technologies, announced the launch of a new international money …
