LIBERALISATION of the energy sector has opened the door for private capital investments, enabling Independent Power Producers (IPPs) …
Prisca Tshuma and Mishma Chakanyuka AUTHORITIES must now shift their focus from economic stabilisation to aggressive growth generation, experts have urged. This follows Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s generally well-received mid-term budget review of last …
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CONTINUING delistings from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) by blue-chip companies aren’t good news and signal deeper structural …
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ZIMBABWE’S current account surplus, at nearly 3,8 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), is expected to persist throughout …
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ZIMBABWEAN businesses must view tax compliance as a catalyst for inclusive growth and economic stability, The Financial Gazette’s …
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THE agriculture sector is on course for another bountiful harvest of key commodities such as maize and tobacco …
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LIQUEFIED petroleum gas (LPG) consumption has grown at an average of about 21,1 percent a year over the …
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THE country’s economy is expected to maintain its growth trajectory this year, with companies expanding production and using …
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TRADING activity on the local agricultural commodities market, the Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX), has largely remained subdued due …
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THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Zimbabwe’s inflation will remain in single digits throughout 2026, marking …
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THE sustained easing of local price pressures is a big macroeconomic, business and psychological boost for the country, …
