After years in the doldrums, gold miners are finally hot again
After years on the sidelines, gold producers are suddenly the mining world’s hottest topic as the industry gathers in Cape Town this week.
Packaging firms profit from plastic distaste
From pink plastic dinosaurs to clothing, carpets, toothbrushes, computers and components for planes and automobiles, plastic is ubiquitous in our daily lives. Since its inception in 1856 manufacturers have pumped…
Tapfuma joins Harare Sports Club
By Jeffrey Murimbechi and Chipo Sabeta The Zimbabwe national rugby league is back! And chatter in local rugby circles has begun and Business Weekly Sport can confirm that the Zimbabwe…
Zim top karter braces for SA championship
Chipo Sabeta After bossing the track in local and regional karting contest last year, top-notch karter, Zachary Dufty (15) is keen to conquer another year when he begins his 2019…
Do money apps make us better or worse?
Finance apps are proving increasingly popular, but are they making us better at managing our money or encouraging us to spend more?
Gonarezhou: Where elephants reign
Tawanda Musarurwa Gonarezhou is a Shona term, which literally translates to “the place of elephants”, then again, it has also been suggested that the name means “elephant’s tusk” since the…
Who’s really growing the organisation
Robert Gonye I had the opportunity of attending and participate in a Business Growth seminar over the past weekend for serious professionals and business owners. Interesting to note was that…
The sun is not setting on mining in SA: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa told delegates at the 25th Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town that government would introduce a range of reforms in legislation and state-owned entities to…
Private sector commends Govt on industry move
Enacy Mapakame The private sector this week lauded Government’s move towards reforming some strategic State enterprises as they are key enablers to industry performance and overall economic growth.
ZSE suspends Falgold
Enacy Mapakame The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has suspended Falcon Gold Zimbabwe Limited (Falgold) from trading after it failed to meet some requirements of the local bourse’s listing regulations.











