finance

Reopening economies set to spur Zimbabwe’s mining

WITH global demand and supply chains continuing to recover, as many countries around the world relax their Covid-19 restrictions, Zimbabwe’s key mining industry is set to lift its production levels substantially going into 2021. This comes as the re-opening of economies — coupled with the significant stimulus packages that have been availed by many governments…

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Zim brand equity at all time low: Report

THE performance of Zimbabwe’s sickly economy will remain subdued due to a negative country perception and low production across all major sectors of the economy, unless the root causes are addressed, a new report has revealed. Presenting the State of the Economy and Economic outlook on Wednesday in partnership with the Daily News, Africa Economic…

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ZNCC lobbies for changes to 2pc tax

BUSINESS has renewed calls for the government to classify the two percent Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) as a deductible expense. This comes after amendments to the Finance Act (No. 8 of 2020), which extend collection of IMTT to include transfers of foreign currency with effect from August 01, 2020, and a number of banks…

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Financier dumps Zimbabwe

ZIMBABWE’S efforts to clear its arrears with international lenders who include the World Bank and the African Development Bank have hit a snag after an unnamed financier dumped the country halfway through negotiations for a funding deal, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has revealed. The southern African nation owes the international financial institutions together with several…

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John Steenhuisen named Democratic Alliance leader

Democratic Alliance (DA), South Africa’s largest opposition party, has elected John Steenhuisen as its new leader. The 44-year-old, who has acted as interim party leader since its first Black leader Mmusi Maimane stepped down more than a year ago, secured a whopping 80 percent of Sunday’s virtual vote over his competitor, Mbali Ntuli. Steenhuisen’s triumph…

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State firms threaten to wreck Zimbabwe’s turnaround

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube is concerned that failing state-owned enterprises (SOEs) will derail Zimbabwe’s rosier 2021 economic prospects. This comes as the government is targeting a gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate of 7,4 percent next year, from a projected official contraction of 4,5 percent in 2020. At the same time, the International Monetary Fund’s…

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$1,3 billion traded on ZSE in Q3

A TOTAL of 1,26 billion shares worth $5,67 billion were traded on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) during the third quarter of the year, latest data has shown. In a market report for the quarter ending September 30, Akribos Research Service (Akribos) said Bindura Nickel Corporation dominated trades during the period under review, with 926,8…

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