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Power cuts set to be amplified. . . as key generators at Hwange are taken off the grid

THE country’s electricity supply situation is set to worsen in the coming weeks, after Zesa confirmed yesterday that it would take two key generators at Hwange Power Station off the grid for maintenance.At the same time, Zesa also said it would do everything in its power to ensure a relatively stable supply of power in…

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US dollar is here to stay, government informed

THE country’s quest to de-dollarise faces many hurdles due to continuing policy inconsistencies and the absence of fundamental economic reforms, experts warn.Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number one business publication and prime voice for industry and commerce — the experts said this week that an effective de-dollarisation roadmap required a carefully planned…

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Tax incentives draining Zimbabwe’s coffers: WB

ZIMBABWE has the potential to significantly boost its tax revenue, up to nearly a quarter of its gross domestic product (GDP), by reforming its fiscal incentives, according to the World Bank.In its latest Zimbabwe Public Finance Review report, the bank highlighted that while the country has improved domestic revenue collection in recent years, it still…

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Climate resilience strategy for parastatals

THE government is developing tailored climate resilience guidelines for state enterprises and parastatals (SEPs) to equip these organisations with effective adaptation strategies, ensuring their operations remain sustainable.By prioritising climate resilience, the government aims to strengthen the ability of SEPs to withstand environmental challenges, promote sustainable practices, and contribute to national economic stability.Speaking at a stakeholder…

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Diesel consumption hits 1,12 billion litres

ZIMBABWE’s diesel consumption increased by 5,38 percent to 1,12 billion in 2024, marking a more than threefold rise in fuel demand over the past 15 years, according to the latest data from the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA).In December 2024 alone, consumption surged by 12,57 percent, with 116,26 million litres used, compared to 93,02 million…

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Government aims to double irrigated land

THE government says it plans to expand Zimbabwe’s irrigated land by approximately 128 percent, aiming to strengthen agricultural output and combat the escalating challenges of climate change.The First Round Crop, Livestock and Fisheries Assessment Report reveals a target to more than double the existing capacity of irrigation from the current 217 000 hectares to 496…

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Annual Tax Review to offer key insights

By Beaven DhliwayoGroup Features EditorTHE Financial Gazette, Zimbabwe’s leading business publication and a key voice for industry and commerce, will host its highly anticipated Annual Tax Review Breakfast Meeting on March 13, 2025 in Harare.This event will bring together influential figures from the financial, business, and policy-making sectors.Headlined by Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, the meeting…

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OK Zimbabwe rings executive changes

OK ZIMBABWE Limited (OK Zim) has parted ways with three top executives, including chief executive Maxen Karombo in what it described as a ‘comprehensive business review and restructuring’ meant to circumvent ongoing operational challenges.The two other executives taking their leave of office are the chief financial officer Phillimon Mushosho and supply chain director Knox Mupaya.The…

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Willdale welcomes government curbs on informalisation

WILLDALE Limited (Willdale) expects the new measures by the government to tackle the widespread informalisation of the economy to level the playing field with its competitors and subsequently boost its waning sales volumes.The brick making company has lost significant market share due to uneven competition from low-cost common bricks from unregulated informal competitors.In his 2025…

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