CAFCA sees strong volume growth, despite retail challenges

CABLE manufacturer, CAFCA, reports a 23 percent increase in volume for the first quarter ending December 31, 2024, driven by significant growth in aluminium and copper uptake. Aluminium volumes surged by 74 percent, while copper-based business saw a solid 13 percent growth, highlighting the company’s diversified strength.

WE’RE NOT A TOOTHLESS BULLDOG, SAYS MAYOR

HARARE Mayor Jacob Mafume says they are not a TOOTHLESS BULLDOG when it comes to dealing with defaulting rate payers and illegal vendors.

Board of directors role in corporate rescue cases

The number of corporate rescue cases in the Zimbabwe economy seems to be on the increase. Various reasons for this development have been advanced, and these are largely to do with a worsening operating environment for business.

Harare targets malls in shop licence blitz

HARARE City Council is cracking down on businesses operating under the guise of shopping malls to avoid paying individual shop licences, Mayor Jacob Mafume has said.

High Court dismisses activist’s application

HIGH Court Judge Justice Happias Zhou has dismissed an application by Nadia Vongai Mabvirakure, who sought the court’s intervention to prevent her business partners from taking over her tree-planting project in Murehwa.

Team Europe commits to advance gender equality in Zim

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter TEAM Europe has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling barriers to gender equality and empowering women in Zimbabwe, with a substantial pledge of over €280 million…

Business Weekly Stock Market Update

Business Weekly Stock Market Update

Go beyond monitoring, evaluation, ministries urged

GOVERNMENT Monitoring and Evaluation officers have been urged to focus on outcomes and impact, rather than just tracking activities, as the quality of their evaluations will inform development strategies and determine the success of future initiatives.

MAN DEMANDS ALL THE MONEY SPENT ON EX-LOVER

A WOMAN says her ex-lover is demanding her to repay him all the money he used during the course of their relationship.

Markets now eye US government shutdown after trade row

FROM one crunch to another, markets are finding it hard to catch a break as we go from tit-for-tat trade wars one day to US government shutdown fears the next.

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