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The Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF), Zimbabwe’s sovereign wealth fund, is looking for investment into the group’s expansive business portfolio, which cuts across many sectors of the economy, chief investment officer Simba Chinyemba said.
Powerspeed Electrical revenue jumps 24pc
Powerspeed Electrical’s revenue increased by 24,35 percent to US$58,2 million in the half-year to March 31, 2024 largely driven by product availability and range.
AAG courts Chinese investors, Asian FDI
THE Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has embarked on a drive to promote foreign direct investment drive into Zimbabwe from Asian countries, starting with China where the local empowerment lobby recently met several businesspeople in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, to discuss the various opportunities in the country.
Cause of action in legal proceedings
The term “cause of action” is widely used in legal proceedings and has a special or technical meaning. It is important to understand it due to its significance in such proceedings.
Top entrepreneurs set to headline Chamba seminar
TOP Entrepreneur Mudiwa Hood and life coach Advocate Arthur Marara will headline the next edition of the Venon Chamba Business Seminar slated for June 28, 2024.
Policy measures needed to lure young people into farming
During the past week, we received a lot of feedback from young people expressing their desire to engage in commercial agriculture, including small livestock production, specifically goats and sheep.
Nigeria running out of tomatoes, risks higher inflation
Soaring tomato prices in Nigeria are creating a new headache for authorities, who are battling food inflation that’s at its highest in decades and has fanned protests and looting.
Nigeria to continue economic reforms
Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu said yesterday economic reforms would continue despite increasing hardships that have fuelled public anger, and promised to send an executive bill to parliament soon to set a new minimum wage.
Major oil surplus seen this decade
Global oil markets face a “major” surplus this decade as the shift away from fossil fuels causes demand to hit a plateau amid plentiful supply growth, the International Energy Agency said.
Ghana, creditor panel agree on debt restructuring
Ghana has finalised a pact with its official creditor committee to formalise a debt restructuring deal agreed in January, smoothing the path towards a release of further funding from the International Monetary Fund, its finance ministry said on Wednesday.