ZIMBABWE is using proceeds from platinum exports to settle a US$400 million loan from the African Export-Import Bank …
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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CIVIL service pensioners will start getting payments in 2024 as compensation for losses they incurred in 2009 when …
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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says climate-proofing initiatives carried out by the government over recent years will shield the …
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INNSCOR Africa (Innscor) says its investment programme has led to the establishment of new business units and products, …
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MICROFINANCE institutions (MFIs) extended $418,37 billion in loans to various productive sectors of the economy during the second …
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In the heart of Lupane, Matabeleland North, western Zimbabwe, lives Nomater Dube, a small-scale farmer, who upon gazing …
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THE late start of this year’s rainy season is causing significant anxiety among both farmers and economic experts, …
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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube is expected to pay attention to the concerns of business in his national budget …
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COMPANIES should practise social integration of their identities for longevity and a higher return on brand equity, an …
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ZIMBABWE’S trade deficit narrowed by 26,4 percent to US$69,6 million in October, as exports rose faster than imports, …
