Mthuli rejects proposed $3 trillion 2022 budget

Some extravagant Government ministries and departments want Treasury to craft a $3 trillion 2022 national budget, but Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube, sticks to his guns, insisting on the $900 billion envelope as previous planned.

Consumer demand drives National Foods Holdings volumes

Improved consumer demand has continued on a positive trajectory, driving up National Foods Holdings volumes across all categories during the group’s first quarter FY2022) spanning from July to September 2021.

Treasury raises 2021 agric growth forecast

Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector is projected to register strong growth this year after the Treasury revised upwards the initial growth target by 2,2 percent to 36,2 percent, on account of higher than initially expected grain output and livestock production.

Axia volumes to recover as economy reopens

Specialty retail and distribution group, Axia Corporation, is projected to experience volumes recovery in the current financial year as consumer spending improves in line with relaxed local lockdown restrictions.

Lafarge plant incident to impact fourth quarter 2021 performance

LAFARGE Zimbabwe says an on-site incident involving roof collapse of one of its cement mills, will have an impact on the group’s business performance in the remaining quarter of 2021.

CTC orders ZSE CSD to withdraw ‘uncompetitive’ offer

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has withdrawn its 30 percent discount offer to companies it wanted to entice to migrate their shares from the Chengetedzai Securities Depository to its newly established depository after the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) ruled the price cut unhealthy for fair competition. 

Mines Ministry to engage investors on closed mines

The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has said it requires $8 million to enhance efforts towards resuscitation of closed mines through engagement with investors and relevant stakeholders. 

ZSE remains bullish as investors pocket billions

A bullish sentiment continued to prevail on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as investors pocketed almost $300 billion cumulatively in one week with key indicators reaching all-time highs.

Litigations slow David Whitehead resuscitation

Business Writer The resuscitation of David Whitehead (DW), hangs in the balance as the new owner is reportedly hesitating to inject working capital due to numerous lawsuits being mounted by…

NetOne mobile broadband to drive financial inclusion

NETONE says its recently launched National Mobile Broadband (NMBB) programme will enhance the country’s efforts towards expanding financial inclusion through the firm’s mobile money platform, One Money, NetOne acting chief executive officer (CEO) Raphael Mushanawani said.

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