Advertisements THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Zimbabwe’s 2025 economic recovery is stronger than expected, driven by a rebound in agriculture and solid mining performance.Advertisements The Bretton Woods institution said …
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Advertisements EAZZYPAY has launched a digital payment platform designed to simplify and unify the way individuals and businesses manage their financial transactions.Advertisements The new innovation, dubbed “Payments Made Easy,” aims …
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Advertisements THE government says it is intensifying efforts to clear its external debt and rebuild trust with international creditors as part of its drive to restore economic stability and attract …
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Advertisements By Memory Nguwi Advertisements WHEN an organisation performs exceptionally well, the explanation is often immediate. Commentators and analysts say, “The chief executive officer transformed the organisation.” When it fails, …
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Advertisements RIOZIM has not been able to capitalise on the gold price record run due to undercapitalised mining operations, resulting in depressed volumes and high production costs.Advertisements This comes as …
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Advertisements By Professor Mandivamba RukuniAdvertisements ZIMBABWE’S new land tenure policy is a defining moment. By driving for the regularisation of an estimated 300,000 rural agricultural land occupiers and formalising roughly …
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Advertisements By Bothwell NyajekaAdvertisements THE reality of today’s boardrooms is that directors do not just join, they also leave. Serving as a non-executive director (NED) is no longer ceremonial. It …
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Advertisements THE government’s recent move to liberalise the energy sector will unlock urgently-needed investment and mitigate the country’s power shortages, experts say.Advertisements Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s …
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Advertisements BRITISH American Tobacco Zimbabwe (BAT) contributed US$14,04 million in taxes in 2024, underscoring the critical role the company plays in domestic resource mobilisation.Advertisements Of the amount, US$7,6 million was …
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Advertisements TREASURY expects total revenue collections to reach ZiG270,3 billion (US$7,5 billion) this year, against a projected total expenditure of ZiG276,4 billion (US$7,7 billion).Advertisements Finance minister Mthuli Ncube said preliminary …
