NEW: ‘Covid-19 under control’
Current data on Covid-19 infections shows that the pandemic is under control, Government has said.
NEW: World Bank downgrades 2022 global growth forecast to 2,9pc, warns of stagflation risk
THE global economy is on track to grow by 2,9 percent in 2022, down 1,2 percentage points from the January projection, the World Bank Group said in its latest Global Economic Prospects released on Tuesday, warning of stagflation risk.
NEW: RMB assets show growing appeal for global investors
Renminbi-denominated assets remained a strong magnet for international investors amid sound long-term prospects and China’s continuous efforts to open its financial market.
NEW: Boost for Mash West music recording studio
A fledgling music recording studio based in Chinhoyi, Cashflow Records, recently received state-of-the-art studio equipment worth 16 000 rand from South African-based businessman and philanthropist Dr Reynolds Muza.
NEW: Ngezi Platinum’s new CEO dreams big
NGEZI Platinum Stars’ new chief executive officer Yvonne Manwa is banking on her past experience in managerial positions to put her in good stead as she takes on a new challenge in sports administration.
NEW: FUZ mourns football star
An outpouring of grief continues within the football family, as it mourns footballer Barnabus Mushunje, who died in an accident when a Honda Fit he was travelling in collided with a tractor near Chabwino Farm long the Harare-Shamva road on Tuesday.
NEW: Invictus begins mobilising oil drilling rig from Tanzania
AUSTRALIA-based oil and gas company Invictus Energy Limited says the process of delivering the exploration drilling rig – Exalo Rig 202 – from Tanzania to its Cabora Bassa project in Muzarabani, Mashonaland Central Province, has begun.
NEW: “Start-ups must be innovative”
START-UPS must embrace innovative business models to overcome challenges associated with volatile market conditions, a local entrepreneur has said.
NEW: Fifty entities default on pension remittances
THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) says about 50 companies are defaulting on pension remittances to various pension schemes, with arrears standing at $5,3 billion as at March 31, 2022.
NEW: Zim has enough wheat
ZIMBABWE currently has enough wheat in stock to last the next four months, with millers expected to import 9 000 tonnes of the cereal monthly to ensure the country’s monthly requirements are met.











