Zim set for crucial dialogue . . . To come up with social contract framework . . . Move to arrest economic challenges
Martin Kadzere Government, labour and business are set to convene a crucial indaba next week to initiate parameters of social dialogue to tackle the country’s economic woes, Business Weekly can…
Govt loses Dreamliner 787 aircraft deal
Africa Moyo Zimbabwe has spurned a potentially lucrative deal that would have seen it getting two brand new Dreamliner 787s from United States-based aircraft manufacturer, Boeing on good terms, if…
Industry, economists call for more reforms
Golden Sibanda Captains of industry and economists say Government should move swiftly to devise and implement mechanisms on how tax compliant businesses will benefit from rebates on excise duty to…
Demos slammed
Africa Moyo INDUSTRIALISTS have slammed the retrogressive and barbaric violence unleashed by opposition and NGO-actors from Monday to Wednesday, which is understood to have cost the country about $300 million…
Fuel pricing to track global trends
Golden Sibanda Government says it will allow prices of fuel to track developments on global markets, which dovetails into calls by sections of industry for prices of the commodity to…
Internet blackout to affect Econet revenue
Business Writer Mobile and internet service providers are set to suffer heavy revenue losses amid the internet blockade that came as a result of violent protests that were experienced in…
Insurance sector focuses on digital transformation
Enacy Mapakame Zimbabwe’s insurance industry will this year focus on digital transformation to enhance convenience, increase customer base and play catch up with bigger markets in developed countries.
More female golfers ‘on course’
Chipo Sabeta There has been a surge in the number of women and girls participating in golf in the country in recent years attributable to a change in culture, relaxed…
Alrosa eyes Zim diamond industry
Business Writer A Russian mining group, Alrosa, is set to launch operations in Zimbabwe with the support of the Government.
Safari industry in record performance. . . as revenue tops $150 million
Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe’s lucrative safari industry witnessed its best performance since the country’s independence in 1980, buoyed by growing interest from the traditional markets.











