SOLGAS Energy (SolGas) has begun the second phase of its Cross Mabale solar power plant expansion, to add …
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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AGRO-SEED producer Seed Co says it will continue to innovate to come up with varieties that promote climate …
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ZIMBABWE’s cattle herd grew by 0,6 percent last year, following the launch of a five-year Livestock Growth Plan …
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NUFERT says it can produce up to 20 000 tonnes of its eco-friendly fertiliser, EcoBlack Urea, as the …
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THE Zimbabwe Integrated Commercial Farmers Union (ZICFU) says the government, through the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), should …
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AS THE world continues to embrace digital platforms as a way to improving business efficiency, The Financial Gazette …
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ZIMBABWE’s telecommunications regulator says it is ready to unveil new spectrum for fifth generation (5G) services in the …
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CALEDONIA Mining Corporation (Caledonia) says it has entered into a zero cost contract to hedge approximately 25 percent …
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OK ZIMBABWE (OK) says it expects consumer spending in the country to go up in 2022 following recent …
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ZIMBABWE’S trade with its neighbour and biggest trading partner, South Africa (SA), accounted for 33,4 percent of all …
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