THE Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SecZim) has implemented deterrent measures and moral suasion to stem the …
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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COTTCO Holdings (Cottco) expects to break even by the end of its fiscal year in March 2024, despite …
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AUTHORITIES need to do more to protect local businesses and to make them more competitive, captains of industry …
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ZIMBABWE’S packaging industry, grappling with outdated equipment and fierce competition, requires a US$100 million shot in the arm …
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ZIMBABWE’S government could face significant challenges funding its spending in 2024, with dwindling access to local financing due …
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ZIMBABWE’S trade deficit grew by 82,8 percent in December 2023, reaching US$268,7 million, according to the Zimbabwe National …
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ZIMBABWE’S agricultural sector faces a major challenge from high production costs driven by expensive local inputs, a leading …
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ZIMBABWE’S banking sector is aiming at the unbanked population, launching a strategic push towards financial inclusion through low-cost …
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ZIMBABWE’S formal retail sector is teetering on the brink as stringent currency controls hamper competitiveness and drive consumers …
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THE Zimbabwean banking sector anticipates a brighter 2024, buoyed by the relative stability witnessed in inflation and currency …
