RBZ helps billions change hands

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has made huge efforts to include previously marginalised people into mainstream financial system with billions of dollars having been transacted within this target sector since the bank launched its financial inclusion strategy in 2016. 

SRC compliant list deferred to today

THE Sports and Recreation Commission are today expected to announce the list of medium-and-high-risk sport codes who are ready to resume their activities. 

Leather sector firms synergise to boost export capacity

The country’s leather sector is poised for increased production capacity and export earnings under the “Zimbabwe Leather Collective”, a recently launched marketing approach that brings together key producers in coordinated production and supply of leather products for domestic and international markets.  

Stock Market Weekly Review

A bearish sentiment prevailed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange resulting in investors losing a$47 billion in a week.

Zisco strengthens corporate governance

The Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (ZISCO), is strengthening corporate governance systems to enhance its attractiveness to investors after several deals have failed to take off. 

100 companies gobble US$639m

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said on Wednesday US$639,5 million has been allocated to over 100 companies at the foreign currency auction since its inception at the end of June last year.

Black-owned businesses marginalised in SA

Government’s R1,2 billion Tourism Equity Fund is not only for businesses which are 100 percent black-owned, but open to those which are at least 51 percent black-owned and controlled, Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane told the National Council of Provinces on Wednesday.

Telecel shareholder squabbles ease, seeks fresh capital

Telecel Zimbabwe, the country’s smallest mobile telecoms firm, intends to raise fresh capital as it looks to finance expansion of its network, chairman Selby Hwacha said.  

Arsenal lose but go through in Europa League

LONDON. — Arsenal were given a scare by Olympiakos last night but had enough from the first leg to beat the Greek side 2-3 on aggregate and reach the Europa League last eight.

Prospects high for telcoms sector

Prospects for the telecommunications sector are high as the country anticipates increased economic activity on the back of a good agriculture season, which will result in increased disposable incomes.

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