New vehicle dealer confidence at 13-year high

Despite the apparent rebound in consumer demand, the inability of new vehicle dealers to supply prospective customers with the vehicles that they demand may yet inhibit the pace of the…

Mat South mourns netball icon John Dube

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter MATABELELAND South netball community has been left shell-shocked by the death of the province’s veteran netball administrator and coach John Dube, who died at Phakamani…

Getbucks loan uptake continues to jump

Listed financial services firm GetBucks Micro-finance Bank says its loan book has continued to improve after loans more than doubled between January and May 2021.

Normadic Zvasiya resurfaces at Bullets

CRANBORNE Bullets have wasted no time in reinforcing their squad after adding former Young Warriors defender, Lincoln Zvasiya, onto their books. 

Govt appoints new IDCZ board chairman

Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has appointed Mr Winston Makamure as the new board chairman for the Industrial Development Corporation of Zimbabwe (IDCZ). He takes over from seasoned industrialist, Mr Charles Msipa.…

Renault to cut battery cost by 60pc

Renault SA aims to cut the cost of its batteries by 60 percent this decade as the struggling French carmaker seeks to accelerate a push into electric vehicles. Renault also…

3 companies eye Bulawayo’s Umvumila SEZs

Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter A TOTAL of three companies have shown interest in undertaking feasibility studies for Umvumila area, which has been designated for development under the Special Economic…

Stock Market Weekly Review

Enacy Mapakame Small Caps and Mid-tiers led weekly gainers on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), which saw four of the benchmark indicators close the week in the positive. During the…

Bubble tea pays off for couple

Back in 2014, Peng Xin and her husband, Zhao Lin, pledged their home as collateral for a bank loan to get their fledgling bubble tea business off the ground. Today,…

MPC has stabilising, conservative agenda

Zimbabwe’s banking sector is now drifting close to real interest rates, once we look at annualised inflation rates derived from recent monthly rates, with the falling monthly inflation and the…

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