THE property market remained depressed during the first half of the year due to effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, and a persistently difficult macro-economic environment, First Mutual Properties (FMP) has said. …
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BUSINESS leaders walk a tight rope of balancing commercial interests with regulatory compliance. On one hand there are shareholders baying for blood when dividends do not improve. Then on the …
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THE National Building Society (NBS) said it will focus on delivering innovative and affordable housing solutions to Zimbabweans during the fourth quarter of the year and going forward to reduce …
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ZIMBABWE can scale up its infrastructural development by focusing on public-private partnerships (PPPs), which other countries are fully exploiting, analysts say. This comes as leading economies, including France, have been …
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DIVERSIFIED regional financial services group ABC Holdings (ABC) has expressed concern at the slow rollout of Covid-19 vaccines in the region, but said economic recovery prospects have been boosted by …
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FIRST Capital Bank (FCB) is optimistic about the second half of the year, which it expects to be productive and characterised by further growth in loans and deposits in both …
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THE Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) in partnership with conservation non-profit organisation, African Parks has successfully translocated 223 zebras to Matusadonha National Park on the shores of Lake …
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THE directors of National Tyre Services (NTS) are asking shareholders to remove limits on their borrowing authority to avoid prejudicing the company. At the company’s upcoming 59th annual general meeting …
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ECONOMIC & MARKET INTELLIGENCE: Microinsurance and financial inclusion
ONE important discussion topic during the 43rd Organisation of Eastern and Southern Africa Insurers Conference was titled, “Micro-insurance and financial inclusion: Adoption of Innovation, Technology and Digitisation of Insurance Business …
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A LOCAL equities firm is betting on stocks in sectors positioned to benefit most from Zimbabwe’s US$1 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) stimulus package to continue to rise despite a …
