RioZim closer to 2 400MW power deal

RIOZIM will sign an engineering procurement and construction contract (EPC) with Power China for the first phase of its 2 400 Megawatts (MW) Sengwa Thermal Power Plant next month, a highly placed company director has revealed.

Headwinds forecast to persist

Zimbabwe is projected to face persistent economic headwinds in the short to medium term as the domestic economy remains vulnerable to both endogenous and exogenous factors, leading UK-based global economic research firm, Fitch Solutions says.

Headwinds forecast to persist

Zimbabwe is projected to face persistent economic headwinds in the short to medium term as the domestic economy remains vulnerable to both endogenous and exogenous factors, leading UK-based global economic research firm, Fitch Solutions says.

IMF speaks on staff-monitored programme

Weakening confidence, policy uncertainty, a continuation of forex market distortions and a recent expansionary monetary stance, has increased pressure on the country’s exchange rate, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.

IMF speaks on staff-monitored programme

Weakening confidence, policy uncertainty, a continuation of forex market distortions and a recent expansionary monetary stance, has increased pressure on the country’s exchange rate, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.

Zimpapers anticipates digital future

Zimpapers Limited, the country’s largest diversified media group, is steadily increasing its digital footprint as it seeks to remain a competitive entity, chairman Tommy Sithole has said.

Zimpapers anticipates digital future

Zimpapers Limited, the country’s largest diversified media group, is steadily increasing its digital footprint as it seeks to remain a competitive entity, chairman Tommy Sithole has said.

Zisco demise costs Zim $400m

Zimbabwe is losing US$400 million annually through importing steel and related products since the collapse of Zisco in the last decade, according to Industry and Commerce Minister, Mangaliso Ndlovu.

Zisco demise costs Zim $400m

Zimbabwe is losing US$400 million annually through importing steel and related products since the collapse of Zisco in the last decade, according to Industry and Commerce Minister, Mangaliso Ndlovu.

RBZ works on Fintech strategy

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in partnership with other stakeholders is working on a National Fintech Strategy and has already put in place an Interagency Fintech Working Group that is expected to play a key role in the development of the strategy.

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