EU migration to UK lowest since 2009 . . . as Brexit approaches
Net migration to Britain from the European Union fell to its lowest since 2009 in the 12 months to September, the decline steepening as Brexit draws closer, official data showed on yesterday.
CTC approves three mergers in Q4
The Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) approved three mergers and acquisitions in the fourth quarter of last year, as local companies seek to either grow their businesses or team up with others to ensure going concern status.
ICRISAT to invest in Matopos Research Centre
The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), this week announced plans to relocate to Zimbabwe this year to invest millions of dollars towards the modernisation of Matopos Research Centre.
RBZ to stabilise exchange rate
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says it has put in place adequate safeguards to ensure stability of exchange rates after the apex bank this week floated the US dollar on the interbank market.
Money transfer agencies to import own notes … as correspondent banks withdraw services
Zimbabwean money transfer agencies face increasing problems in meeting their customer obligations owing to the termination of correspondent-bank arrangements between local banks and international finance institutions
Raise mineral output: RBZ
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor John Mangudya, has called on miners to ramp up production to compensate for potential declines in mineral prices.
Zim exports jump 12 percent in 2018
Zimbabwe’s exports are estimated to have grown by 11,5 percent to US$4,809 billion in 2018 from US$4,313 billion in 2017, as minerals, agriculture and manufactured exports all increased.
Mana Pools: Zimbabwe’s finest
After angrily gushing out of the wrath of the cruel turbines in its escape from Lake Kariba dam wall, the Zambezi River water appears a bit fatigued as it disappears into a narrow gorge that looks like an abyss.
Wingate hosts Robinson Trophy
The Julius Robinson Trophy will tee off at Wingate Golf Course this weekend with over 80 top amateur golfers expected to take to the greens.
Developers for Batoka Dam scheme short-listed
At a meeting held at the David Livingstone Hotel in Livingstone, the Council of Minister’s approved the short-listing of a Consortium of General Electric of USA and Power Corporation of China, Salini Impregilo of Italy and a joint venture comprising Three Gorges Corporation namely China International and Water Electric Corporation, and China Gezhouba Group Company Limited.








