WEAKER than expected tobacco auction floor prices have dampened farmers’ hopes of translating this season’s high output into meaningful earnings.Advertisements Experts who spoke to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number one business publication …
THE Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) says it is on track to meet and potentially exceed its …
MUTAPA Investment Fund (MIF) is confident of servicing US$1,9 billion Treasury Bills (TBs) issued by the government for …
THE National Social Security Authority (Nssa) is assessing its capacity to implement a long-term pension adjustment after granting …
PREMIER African Minerals (Premier) has raised approximately £1 million through a new …
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says Zimbabwe’s gold reserves held at the Reserve Bank …
DELTA Corporation’s revenue reached US$1,09 billion for the year ended March 31, 2026, a …
GENERAL Beltings (GB) Holdings says Zimbabwe’s projected six percent economic growth will drive demand …
CAFCA says a US$1 million solar plant commissioned at its factory last month will …
OLD Mutual Zimbabwe Limited (OMZIL) is seeking shareholder approval to convert an US$84,3 million …
CALEDONIA Mining Corporation’s revenue for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, grew 18,3 …
FIRST Mutual Properties is set to delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in July …
AFRICAN Distillers (Afdis) invested US$4,4 million in plant modernisation during the year ended March …
KAVANGO Resources plc will issue 36,596,469 new ordinary shares on or around May 15, …
ZIMBABWE’S publicly listed equities reached US$8,55 billion in market capitalisation as at March 31, …
THE recent executive changes at Mutapa Gold Resources (MGR) will not alter the miner’s …
THE Datvest Modified Consumer Staples Exchange Traded Fund (Datvest ETF) reported a 45 percent …
EAGLE Real Estate Investment Trust is accelerating its development pipeline across retail, tourism and …
EPHRAIM CHAWONEKA CREDIT ratings play a very important role in modern financial systems by …
Leonita Mhishi ZIMBABWE’S property market is no longer being shaped primarily by those who …
ZIMBABWE’S proposed reforms to Statutory Instrument 330 of 2000 could trigger rising healthcare costs, …
IN a night filled with celebration, elegance, and recognition of excellence, Tsuu Faith Machingura …
Bothwell Nyajeka THE phrase “culture eats strategy for breakfast” has become a familiar quote …
Calista Chikanya PERIODS of global economic expansion tend to reward speed, ambition and scale. …
THE government has urged industry to take advantage of improved macroeconomic stability to boost …
ZIMTRADE has called for investment in modern agricultural value chain systems to meet the demand …
Jackson T. Mashinge IN finance, timing is power. The quicker a business can see …
HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI MOST organizations do not deliberately create pay problems, but …
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Yolanda Malunga A staggering 96 percent of unhappy customers never voice their complaints. Many …
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Richard Wiley
Hilary Muza
ZIMBABWE’S property market is no longer being shaped primarily by those who live within the country’s borders. Increasingly, it is being defined by those who left — often out of necessity — but never severed their economic and emotional ties. >
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