AFTER making significant inroads into Dubai, Zimbabwe’s horticulture sector looks set to add Qatar as its next big …
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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THE Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (Zida) says foreign direct investment (FDI) slowed in August as the country …
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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says the government is ready to engage the insurance industry on climate proofing and …
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THE tourism industry is optimistic that the peaceful conclusion of Zimbabwe’s general election will spur its recovery from …
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FOSTERING national unity and cementing the relative economic stability of the past few weeks should be top priorities …
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VETERAN banker Mandas Marikanda has urged women to complement each other in business. Speaking during an executive dialogue …
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THE Zimbabwe Agriculture Society (ZAS) says this year’s agricultural show has been given a boost by the performance …
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PLAYERS in the tourism industry expect hotel occupancy rates to improve post-election after recording a slump in the …
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THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) says there were no disturbances to business activity yesterday as the country …
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ECONOMISTS say Zimbabwe needs to commit to implementing its arrears clearance and debt resolution reforms that have been …
