‘Smart cities only way to go’
Enacy Mapakame As Zimbabwe moves towards becoming an upper middle- income economy, developing smart cities is the way to go as it will address the current increasing urban population, which…
Seed Co advises farmers to ready for upcoming season
Jennifer Mufamba and Sandra Maziwisa Seed Co has implored farmers to start preparing for the 2021/22 farming season as the country gears to improve on food security and produce excess…
‘Protect milk producers via tariff rate quota’
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Transforming Zimbabwe’s Dairy Value Chain for the Future (TranZDVC), has proposed a tariff rate quota (TRQ) on milk powder imports as a way to protect domestic producers from…
A paradox that is the ZSE rally
Kudzanai Sharara-Taking Stock Ask anyone why the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has been bullish for the past two years and mostly in the last month or so, and you are…
Power of rapport, business connections
Robert Gonye If you want to be a successful salesperson, you need to get comfortable with scepticism. Why? Because people have doubts about one another. Research found that 71 percent…
Milk production declines
Over the years, Zimbabwe’s milk production has been decreasing and has continued to decline in the country due to a combination of policy and operational constraints affecting the dairy value…
Masike’s star keeps rising
With three albums to her name and more still to come, Business Weekly’s Laina Makuzha (LM) had the pleasure of catching up with soulful Mbira songstress Hope Masike (HM) for…
Falling auction rate makes bidding tricky
THE fall in the auction rate by 6.17 percent since the end of September, with more than half that decline seen last week, presents a new set of circumstances to…
ZHL spearheads impact investments in economy
Nelson Gahadza ZIMRE Holdings says the group’s reconfiguration of the business will see the company spearheading significant impact investments in the economy. ZHL has of late expanded focus from being…
Nobel economics prize winners reveal their world
The Nobel committee’s decision to award its economics prize for 2021 to David Card, Josh Angrist and Guido Imbens marks the culmination of a revolution in the way economists approach…











