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- September 17, 2021
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Willdale to invest US$ million in additional capacity
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed brick maker, Willdale Limited, says plans are underway to invest US$1 million in additional capacity in order to meet demand largely driven by housing development projects by government and private players.
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- September 17, 2021
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New opportunities to boost China’s consumption potential
Although China’s consumer market slackened amid the recent COVID-19 resurgence and floods, emerging opportunities and the consolidated policy backdrop will lend steam to the country’s consumption growth looking ahead.
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- September 17, 2021
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Bgoni brings a ‘SPAC’ to the ZSE
The last year or so, has been particularly eventful within the country’s capital markets with several new products being launched. This has coincided with the appointment of Justin Bgoni as chief executive officer of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in March 2019.
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- September 17, 2021
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Local firms focus on additional capacity
SEVERAL local companies are beginning to enhance their capacity in anticipation of increased demand for their products that has largely been driven by stability and economic growth projections.
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- September 17, 2021
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Covid-19, low raw milk uptake affects dairy processors
Covid-19 induced supply chain disruptions as well as low raw milk uptake are in the short term likely to weigh on volumes for dairy processors such as Dairibord, experts have said.
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- September 17, 2021
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US$905m worth of intra-Comesa exports lost to Covid-19
AFRICAN states should urgently implement electronic digital integration systems to cushion their economies from unforeseen disruptions such as Covid-19, whose impact has resulted in loss of an estimated US$905 million worth of intra-Comesa exports last year alone.
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- September 17, 2021
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Asian markets rally as Biden, Xi talk
Asian markets bounced back Friday from the previous day’s losses, with talks between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping adding to the positive mood heading into the weekend.
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- September 17, 2021
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Remember: People have issues
If you have ever been disappointed by people this article is for you. There are two types of people, those who have been disappointed, and those who are going to be disappointed. Some will call it attracting negative energy, but the truth be told, it’s just being realistic. You are going to be disappointed at the workplace that you have worked so hard to develop, you are going to be disappointed at that business, you built from scratch by people who just saw an opportunity and capitalised on you. Someone is jobless right now because of people. Someone lost a potential deal that could have turned around their business because of people. Someone now has enemies they never had because of people.
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- September 17, 2021
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About Cassava Smartech
CASSAVA Smartech Zimbabwe (CSZL), is a diversified fintech-focused group that demerged from Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZL) in 2018 and operates separately from EWZL, yet enjoying a relationship that enables the two separate Groups to exploit their synergies.
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- September 17, 2021
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Adopting newfangled financing options
The business operating environment is flatly becoming complex for both startups and established companies. The Covid 19 global pandemic led to closure of many firms, and to the existing ones survival becomes the primary fundamental. In Zimbabwe 80 percent of companies are very excellent when it comes to the technical aspect, strategy development and business remodeling.