ZIMBABWE’S broad money supply (M3), which consists of domestic and foreign currency deposits, rose to $506,1 billion in …
ZIMBABWE’s fertiliser industry continues to grapple with critical challenges, hampering efforts to achieve self-sufficiency and reduce reliance on costly imports.Electricity shortages, foreign currency constraints, and delayed payments are among the key obstacles weighing on …
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AN INVESTMENT research firm says the adoption of the dual currency system has enabled the majority of companies …
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NEW local investment advisory firm focused on international banking and finance, Bard Santner Markets, promises to bring securitisation …
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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says micro, small and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs) in the country should be harnessed to …
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ASSOCIATED International Cement Limited (AICL) is still assessing offers for its 76,45 percent stake in Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed …
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THE property sector will be tilted in favour of storage, warehouse, retail, transport hubs and residential developments during …
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THE People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has expanded its digital services business to capitalise on surging demand. Chief …
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ZIMBABWE is reviewing its environmental policy and legislative framework to enhance its biodiversity economy. Environment and Tourism permanent …
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EMPOWERBANK is improving its technology “backbone” to augment its presence in the digital banking space. The state-owned microfinance …
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CHINA is set to offer a US$100 million line of credit to Zimbabwe and Rwanda for a chilli …
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