Advertisements By Leonita MhishiAdvertisements IN the heart of Zimbabwe’s economic rebirth, one debate has steadily risen above the clang of commerce and the hum of domestic debate — where should …
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Advertisements AXIA Corporation (Axia) plans to open more than a dozen new stores across its operating units as it continues to strengthen market presence and enhance customer access.Advertisements The expansion …
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Advertisements ZIMBABWE has stepped up its bid to attract capital after pitching lithium opportunities at the World Economic Forum (WEF) currently underway in Davos, Switzerland.Advertisements Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, who is at …
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Advertisements INNSCOR Africa (Innscor) says it may consider another round of unbundling in the medium to long term should the group once again become too large to manage effectively.Advertisements Innscor …
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Advertisements GOLD producer, Caledonia Mining Corporation (Caledonia) is planning to increase its sustaining capital expenditure by US$11 million to implement a long-term solution to the recurring power challenges at Blanket …
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Advertisements INDUSTRY has called for an intensification of regulatory reforms to help the manufacturing sector escape a ‘conditional steady state’ that has left nearly half of Zimbabwe’s industrial capacity idle.Advertisements …
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Advertisements AMALGAMATED Regional Trading (ART) Holdings is strategically repositioning the retail footprint of its energy storage unit, Chloride Zimbabwe, by transitioning from reliance on franchised outlets to establishing more company-owned …
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Advertisements ZIMBABWE’s annual milk production has grown by an average of about 10 percent over the past six years, supported by policy reforms, rising private sector investment and improved efficiencies …
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Advertisements ZIMBABWE’s short-term insurance sector recorded improved liquidity in the nine months to September 2025, strengthening its capacity to settle claims and meet short-term obligations.Advertisements According to the Insurance and …
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Advertisements THE Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency (ZIDA) says proposed investment value fell to US$1,18 billion in the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2025, from US$4,59 billion in the corresponding period …
