ZIMBABWE’s economy is projected to grow to 2,3 percent this year, slightly lower than the 2,4 percent estimated in 2024, according to the World Economic Situation and Prospects report by …
finance
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IN A bid to unlock Zimbabwe’s meat export potential, Zimtrade, the country’s trade development and promotion agency, has urged local meat producers to expedite halaal certification processes to meet international …
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NYARADZO Life Assurance Company (Nyaradzo) has emerged as the dominant player in Zimbabwe’s life assurance sector, securing an impressive 46,6 percent share of the market by revenue for the first …
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BUSINESS is reeling from the country’s ailing economy and the unintended consequences of recent interventions by authorities to steady the ZiG and curb inflation.AdvertisementsWhile these policy measures have brought relative …
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THE Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) estimates that the fiscus was prejudiced of between US$1,2 billion and US$1,5 billion in lost financial resources due to corruption.AdvertisementsIn its annual State …
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THE Zimbabwean sugar industry is grappling with significant challenges as escalating operational costs and unfavourable policy decisions jeopardise its viability.This has led companies like Triangle Limited (Triangle) to undertake drastic …
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Opinions
Scaling Africa’s social impact solutions through hackathons
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterTWO weeks ago, I argued that Africa needs impactful digital solutions more than humanoid robots. AdvertisementsWhile much of the global focus is on humanoid robots, which are machines designed to …
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ZIMBABWE used 70,1 million litres of Jet A1 fuel in the first nine months of 2024, marking a 19 percent increase from the 59,07 million litres used during the same …
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ZIMBABWE’s stock markets have got on to a slow start in 2025 with trading activity so far being sluggish due to a combination of sustained liquidity challenges and the general …
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International News
Traders see SA cutting interest rates once in 2025
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterTraders scaled back their bets for South Africa’s interest rate cuts this year, with markets now pricing in only one as they decipher the Federal Reserve’s preference to move slower …