finance

Aura Tech curbing illegal Starlink sales

ZIMBABWE-authorised Starlink reseller, Aura Technologies, has implored government collaboration to tackle the growing illegal sale of satellite kits. The call comes as Aura Group transitions to Aura Technologies, a move aimed at repositioning the business as a technology-led organisation offering integrated connectivity and digital solutions. Speaking on the sidelines of the Infinity Connect package launch…

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Government to set products minimum standards

THE government is set to introduce compulsory minimum standards for critical products and encourage the adoption of AI-driven manufacturing systems to boost industrial productivity and strengthen the country’s competitiveness in local and international markets. Speaking in Victoria Falls over the weekend during Zimbabwe’s CEO Roundtable, the Minister of Industry, Mangaliso Ndhlovu, said his ministry was…

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Private sector key to AI strategy: Mavetera

THE private sector must collaborate with the government to ensure the smooth implementation of the newly-launched National AI Strategy. Launched recently by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the strategy is designed to ensure that AI technologies are universally accessible and reflect the nation’s commitment to the fourth industrial revolution. Speaking at the CEO Africa Roundtable Policy Dialogue…

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US bolsters bilateral ties

THE United States (US) says it remains committed to strengthening its bilateral relations with Zimbabwe through increased engagement, dialogue, and cooperation in key sectors. This comes as the US yesterday launched its “Freedom 250” programme in Zimbabwe. The initiative is a year-long programme that seeks to deepen engagement between the US and Zimbabwe through activities…

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MIPF focuses on sustainable growth

THE Mining Industry Pension Fund (MIPF), a major institutional investor in Zimbabwe, is sharpening its focus on sustainable benefits and diversified investments. MIPF principal officer and chief executive Anymore Taruvinga (AT), in a discussion with The Financial Gazette Staff Writer Almot Maqolo (AM), outlined priorities to boost returns, strengthen stakeholder confidence, and align projects with…

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