Did you know? Dissecting the African Sun
History of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed hotel investment company, African Sun (ASUN.zw), stretches back to the Federation period when Rhodesia and Nyasaland Hotels Limited was formed as a subsidiary of Rhodesia Breweries (later Delta Corporation Limited) in 1952.
CSC rehabilitates ranches
The Cold Storage Company (CSC) has embarked on a massive rehabilitation of infrastructure at its ranches across the country as it prepares to resume full-scale operations before the end of the year.
‘Zimpost needs aggressive marketing to keep relevance’
Postal services company — ZIMPOST — needs aggressive marketing and innovativeness to maintain its relevance on the market at a time technology is taking over the traditional postal services, a new study has revealed.
Stock Market Weekly Review
Losses in five of the top 10 stocks dragged total value of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) in the week to Wednesday, shrinking the market value by 0,99 percent.
Zim a constant headache for Nampak
Packaging group Nampak Limited, which is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, has decided not to resume dividend payments to shareholders as Zimbabwe’s currency crisis lingers and because of a delay in the sale of its glass business.
Revenue growth for OK in tough trading conditions
Price increases and a shift towards high profit margin products saw OK Zimbabwe report a 37,6 percent growth in revenue for the full year to March 2019, chief executive Alex Siyavora told analysts Wednesday.
CBZ income jumps 43pc to $83,4m
FINANCIAL services group, CBZ Holdings total income jumped 43 percent to $83,4 million during the four months to April 2019 from $58,1 million as at December 2018.
TelOne connects with sport
Telone, one of the country’s leading telecommunications companies, has gone an extra mile in solidifying its sports pace in Zimbabwe.
Ambassadors to boost tourist arrivals
The tourism sector is one of the low hanging fruits that have huge potential to provide quick economic turnaround solutions and Government is leaving no stone unturned to ensure the sector becomes one of the major foreign currency earners.
Miners back Govt
Zimbabwe’s gold and platinum producers in the country have committed themselves to partner Government towards revitalising the economy through meeting set production targets.











