TSP reforms progress
The implementation of reforms under the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) has averted the economy from being weakened by adverse exogenous factors, according to Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube.
Netball: Zimbabwe’s underrated sport?
Netball is one of the fastest-growing female sports in Zimbabwe and it’s a low-cost way for firms looking to appeal to women to build brand awareness, says local sports marketing expert Desmund Ali.
RioZim in trouble
RIOZIM Limited says foreign currency shortages experienced last year, plunged the firm in “material uncertainty”, but believes turning around the company’s fortunes is possible if the interbank market rate was left “completely to market forces”.
Stock Market Weekly Review
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s market capitalisation gained 5,52 percent in the week to May 2 to close at RTGS$17,5 billion from RTGS$16,6 billion prior comparable period as the market continues on a mini-recovery.
He gives breath to every carved piece
His transcending art proficiency reached much of the dreams he envisaged. Various people get stimulation from his artefacts with others having gone further to embrace his trademark.
ZSE to issue municipal bond
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is mulling floating its first ever municipal bond that should help raise funds for basic infrastructure projects for a local municipality.
Factors that will shape 2019 investment climate
The decade since the global financial crisis has been called the most hated bull market in history. Even as stock markets have continued to rise, there have been constant concerns about any number of risks that could derail their growth.
NCC meets producers, wholesalers
The National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) has engaged manufacturers and wholesalers with a view to finding a lasting solution to spiralling prices of basic goods.
‘Mercedes’ success is boring’
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel says Mercedes consistent success in Formula 1 is “boring”.
Foreign investors net buyers on ZSE
Up to the end of April, foreign investors had been net buyers of $15 million worth of shares on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange. According to statistics provided by the ZSE approximately $370 million worth of shares were bought by foreigners while at the same time selling shares worth $354,7 million.











