ZIMBABWE and its regional peers should mount a campaign to counter increased international restrictions on trophy hunting and trade, a new report says.Advertisements According to a biodiversity economy report, which …
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TSL says the execution of its strategy, which encompasses improving operating efficiencies and increasing capacity utilisation, has enhanced the group’s profitability despite the challenging operating environment. In a trading update …
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CBZ Holdings says it is offering funding for infrastructure development to local authorities across the country, starting with a model project for councils under the Harare Metropolitan province. CBZ wholesale, …
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UNIFREIGHT Africa (Unifreight) says it is optimistic that government will intervene to curtail informal imports that have been competing with locally-produced goods. This comes as the group recently expressed concern …
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RETAILERS in Zimbabwe say they are fighting for survival in the face of rising competition from informal traders who tend to charge lower prices because they are not subject to …
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AFRICAN leaders have called for the operationalisation of the Loss and Damage Fund at the upcoming United Nations Climate Conference (COP 28) to help the continent deal with the effects of …
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THE tax reforms initiated by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) will provide a much-needed fillip to both business and the fiscus, experts say. This comes as Zimra is developing a …
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SUGAR producer Hippo Valley Estates says 17 sugar brands were imported into the country after the lifting of restrictions last year through the promulgation of a statutory instrument. In a …
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GWERU-based ferrochrome processor Zimbabwe Alloys (ZimAlloys) says it requires US$16.3 million to restart two of its biggest furnaces. Managing director, Deric Dube, recently told The Financial Gazette that the funds …
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NEWLY-APPOINTED cabinet secretary Martin Rushwaya is expected to drive government’s economic agenda by sharpening policy coherence and helping the country to attract investments, analysts say. This comes as President Emmerson …
