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Advertisements THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has slashed its benchmark policy rate to 30 percent from 35 percent with immediate effect, citing a fundamental shift toward a low and stable inflation environment.Advertisements The …

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GOLD deliveries to Fidelity Gold Refinery, Zimbabwe’s sole authorised gold buyer, refiner and exporter, rose to 3 951kilogrammes …

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Kudzanai Gerede Companies and Markets Editor ZIMBABWE’s banking sector is accelerating its …

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LOCAL equities continued their rally in May driven by strong investor demand amid improving …

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OLD Mutual Insurance Company’s profit before tax grew 208 percent on an annualised basis …

CALEDONIA Mining Corporation has struck significant gold mineralisation at its Motapa exploration property that …

THE National Building Society Limited (NBS) has appoint­ed Mukai Mahachi as its acting managing …

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