Bank charges: A slap on indigenisation
Christopher Mugaga Economic Agenda
There are momentous occasions when a decision can be confused for a decree. It happened that the decision to announce a US$3,8 billion Budget in a country of 12 million people will leave expectationsGovt in bid to raise ICT literacy levels
Lack of skilled manpower to train in using Information Communication Technologies from the earliest stages in schools is one the major challenges facing Zimbabwe. Addressing participants at a workshop toMake profits with customers in mind
Shelter Chieza Change Management
I often get very divergent views when I write about customer service; some from rather interestingly naive customers that do not mind whether they are valued or not. There is another group that alsoHwengwere: The goal getter
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
WHILE most are dreaming of success, winners wake up and work hard to achieve it. The elevator to success is out of order. You will have to use the stairs . . . one step at a time. These apparent
DeMbare wary of Monoz
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterHOLDERS Dynamos are wary of the fact that Monomotapa pose a potential banana skin to their dreams of another double and have resolved to take a cautious approach to their Mbada Diamonds Cup final showdown against their city rivals at Rufaro on Saturday. Dynamos, crowned
Interfin offering stands to depositors
Business ReporterA local property firm, Equity Properties (Private) Limited which is indebted to Interfin Bank is offering individuals and corporates that have deposits trapped in the bank an opportunity to liquidate their
Zim to set up new visa system
Isdore Guvamombe
Zimbabwe has agreed to set up a new visa application system specifically for the Chinese market as the country moves into top gear to tap into the 70 million outbound Chinese tourist market.
Zim experienced slowdown in growth: Mpariwa
Wenceslaus Murape Business ReporterThe Zimbabwe economy experienced a slowdown in growth as evidenced by the decline in capacity utilisation levels in most of the productive sectors of the economy, a Cabinet minister has said.
‘Receding economy promoting unethical business practices’
Harare — Declining economic activity over the past decade fuelled unethical practices among businesses as they sought to overcome effects of the stagnation. The Zimbabwean economy, currently characterisedTobacco production to rise 18pc
Business ReportersZIMBABWE’S tobacco output is estimated to rise by 18 percent next year to 170 million kilogrammes, Finance Minister Tendai Biti has said. “With regards to tobacco, output is projected to rise from 144




