finance

By Jackson Mashinge AS firms race to keep up with rapid technological change, the accounting profession is quietly being transformed. Once defined by ledgers, calculators and rigid month-end routines, modern …

THE hospitality sector is facing mixed prospects this Easter, with some industry players anticipating a moderate dip in visitor numbers due to recent fuel price hikes, while others have noted …

OLD Mutual Zimbabwe says it is cautiously optimistic about the country’s market outlook, citing sustained macroeconomic stability supporting operations despite external risks from the Middle East conflict. This comes as …

BUSINESS, labour and government are resisting plans to place the National Social Security Author­ity (Nssa) under the regulatory authority of the Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec). This comes after the …

TSL recorded stronger demand for agricultural inputs in the first quarter ended January 31, 2026, as improved rainfall lifted planting activity and strengthened prospects for the 2025-26 farming season. Favourable …

HERBERT Nkala has stepped down as chairman of Tanganda Tea Company (Tanganda), after 29 years of service, including the last five as chairman, amid a broader restructuring at the country’s …

STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe (Stanbic) recorded a profit after tax of ZWG1,7 billion for the year ended December 31, 2025, a 48 percent increase from the prior year, driven by robust …

Following the participation of six Southern African countries at the 2025/26 AFCON in Morocco, the Mukuru Four Nations Tournament has been hailed as the perfect next step to sustain that …

By Simbarashe Hamudi COMPANIES often make prepayments because suppliers may require payment before they provide the goods or services. This is common in the insurance industry, where policyholders typically pay …

Oil prices have fallen after US President Donald Trump said negotiations to end the war were progressing, while Iran said “non-hostile” vessels could pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent …