BUSINESS
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Govt vows support for 520k cotton farmers amid yield decline
By Caleb Chikwawawa The government has pledged financial and material support for over half a million primary producers of cotton…
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Disco trims Zimbabwe’s steel import bill by 90%
By Caleb Chikwawawa Chinese-owned steel giant Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) is among other contributions to the Zimbabwean economy…
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Zimbabweans urged to understand and embrace Chinese investment
By Caleb Chikwawawa Southern African Research and Documentation Centre Executive Director Munetsi Madakufamba says Chinese investment in Zimbabwe requires close…
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ZimTrade boss urges formalisation of Zim products selling informally in Mozambique
By Caleb Chikwawawa ZimTrade Eastern Region Manager Admire Majongwe says there are many Zimbabwean products selling informally in Beira, Mozambique…
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Goods more valued than human beings, says minister
By Caleb Chikwawawa Transport and Infrastructural Development Deputy Minster Joshua Sacco says air travel trends in Zimbabwe have shown that…
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Deputy minister Sacco showers praise on Zinara for AGM, ‘clean audits’
By Auther Chimbgwa Zinara should be commended for holding its 9th annual general meeting in Harare Monday which was aimed…
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Govt says price stability restored after chaotic period
By Nkosana Dlamini The government says it has restored stability in the pricing of basic goods following a chaotic period…
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Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo set to open 2025 ZITF
By Staff Reporter Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo is set to officially open this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) which…
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Zimbabwe celebrates World Consumer Rights Day amid economic hardships
By Caleb Chikwawawa Zimbabwe held its World Consumer Rights Day commemorations on Monday amid the proliferation of cheap imported products…
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Top economist flags tough tax, graft as major causes of Zim’s economic mess
By Caleb Chikwawawa Renowned economist Prosper Chitambara has cited punitive taxation, corruption, and massive informalisation among the major causes of…
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