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Zimbabwean companies targeting to grow the footprint of their products and services in export markets must take full advantage of events organised to create linkages with potential business partners.
‘We are targeting 9, 5 million Pfumvudza plots for food self-sufficiency’
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer GOVERNMENT has urged farmers to expedite the digging of planting holes under the Pfumvudza/Intwasa practice and beat the October 31 deadline set for the start of…
Local is lekker: ZPCS adopts local solutions to solve problems
Ashton Mutyavaviri IN a development that resonates with Government’s growing calls for citizens to utilise resources locally available and accessible to them, the Zimbabwe Prison Correctional Service (ZPC) has embarked…
Duty-free fertiliser imports excite farmers
Fildah Gwati GOVERNMENT’S recent decision to suspend duty on fertiliser imports has torched optimism for a fruitful season among farmers who believe the move will help reduce production costs and…
US$187m projects get prescribed asset status
Projects worth nearly US$187 million and $8,5 billion were accorded the prescribed asset status by the Government during the first half of the year, latest official figures show.
ESG sustainability conference on the cards
MANAGEMENT Training Bureau (MTB) will on November 10 2023 host a sustainability conference as part of initiatives to grow awareness on the matter, which is growingly becoming a prerequisite for business processes worldwide.
US resists pressure to reform IMF voting shares
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen showed little willingness to embrace reforms at the International Monetary Fund that would give China and other developing countries significantly more say in how the world’s go-to emergency lender is run.
Dollars and sense, and other laments
“Reports of my death are an exaggeration,” the writer Mark Twain told a reporter after rumours of illness and an untimely demise surfaced.
Nigeria’s investment portfolio plunges 83,54pc
Despite ranking as the second-largest source of capital importation, the flow of portfolio investment into Nigeria decreased by 83,54 percent in the second quarter of this year to US$106,85 million from US$ 649,28 million.
IMF sees rebound for struggling African economies
Africa’s economic activity will likely slow again this year amid taxing headwinds but is expected to recover in 2024, according to the International Monetary Fund’s latest regional outlook.