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The country’s largest cement manufacturer, PPC Zimbabwe, has said the market has no reason to engage in panic buying of cement and advised retailers to act responsibly in pricing the commodity to avoid distorting the market.
IDBZ gets $150m capital injection
The Government has injected $150 million equity capital into the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe to help the institution discharge its mandate of providing long and medium term funding for key infrastructure projects.
China-Africa cooperation: the foundation for global change
BEIJING. — Chinese President Xi Jinping and leaders from across the African continent gathered in Beijing for a two-day summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation.
ED has the world at his feet
There were some heart-warming pictures from President Mnanagwa’s swearing-in ceremony at the National Sports Stadium on the afternoon of August 26 in Harare.
Major strategy to counter El Nino effects
Felex Share Senior Reporter Government has come up with a major strategy to minimise the effects of erratic rains expected in the 2018-19 agricultural season, Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement…
Mukundu relishes international recognition
Talented musician and music producer Clive “Mono” Mukundu is ecstatic ahead of his international tour that will see him holding lectures in the United States.
A TALE OF TWO PATRIOTS: Khama refuses to let injury bowl him out
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter KHAMA BILLIAT, who is struggling with a hamstring strain, has decided to take a gamble to try and serve his nation in its quest for a place…
Why actual povo did not buy into POVO’s vision
Leroy Dzenga Features Writer When Pastor Evan Mawarire first emerged, many felt he had what it takes to challenge at least for a parliamentary seat. To be fair to those…
Cotton helps Zim save $20m forex
ZIMBABWE has saved $20 million this year through the use of locally ginned seed in cooking oil and stock feed manufacturing, said Cottco managing director Pious Manamike.
ZSE trades positive in August
MARKET capitalisation on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange grew by 2,33 percent in August driven by gains in heavyweights Delta and Innscor.