THE Zimbabwean government has started licensing players in the commercial cannabis business after it gave permits to prospectors, The Financial Gazette has learnt. Although the southern African nation legalised the …
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WHETHER it is cricket, rugby, golf, soccer or any other sport, matches featuring national teams always bring people together. As they dance and rejoice at stadiums, huddle around the television …
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ZIMBABWEAN cotton farmers are up in arms against the government and are demanding to be paid at least 50 percent of their sales in United States dollars. This comes as …
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THIS year’s tobacco proceeds will not help improve Zimbabwe’s liquidity challenges, economic analysts have said. This follows high expectations that tobacco earnings ― which traditionally reach US$800 million a year …
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DAIRIBORD Holdings (Dairibord) says it was forced to let go of its Malawi unit by the adverse economic situation in Zimbabwe after it failed to leverage its “clean” balance sheet …
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ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe (Econet)’s shares are currently undervalued resulting in low trading activities, said capital markets evaluator Akribos Research Services (Akribos). This comes as Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe (Cassava), which demerged …
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INVESTMENT-STARVED Zimbabwe is crafting a new law aimed at making it easier for foreign investors to repatriate their profits from the southern African country, The Financial Gazette can reveal. …
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CONSTRUCTION of the Gwayi-Shangani Dam in Matabeleland North is expected to be completed by December this year despite work done being at 36 percent, a government minister has said. The …
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THE Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) says the recently gazetted Statutory Instrument 33 of 2019, which set an exchange rate of 1:1 between RTGS$ and US dollars, conflicts …
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ZIMBABWE has introduced a new mining law that imposes a double penalty on entities that fail to pay royalties. Mining royalties, a usage-based tax calculated as a percentage of the …
