National Foods engages Government

Enacy Mapakame National Foods Holdings, a subsidiary of Innscor Africa Limited, is engaging Government over the foreign currency shortages threatening its business leading to a possible closure of the giant…

‘A2 farmers’ performance dismal’

A study by the Sam Moyo African Institute for Agrarian Studies (SMAIAS) paints a grim picture on the state of affairs on most prime land distributed under the country’s land…

Producer prices to be reviewed

Walter Nyamukondiwa Government is set to review the producer price of crops including cotton, wheat and maize this season to align them with the obtaining economic environment that has seen…

Pacific Cigarette partners Chinese firm

Local cigarette producing company, Pacific Cigarette Company (PCC) formerly Savannah Tobacco Company, has partnered a top Chinese government-owned tobacco company in a move that will see local cigarettes being sold…

Retailers, manufacturers end tiff

Retailers and manufacturers have put aside their differences over the causes of product shortages and resultant spiral in prices in October.

Van Hoog opposes Hwange reconstruction

British businessman Nicholas van Hoogstraten, says he is going to challenge the reconstruction of Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL). Van Hoogstraten holds a 31 percent shareholding in HCCL.

Govt explains car loan scheme

Government will not allocate foreign currency to senior Government officials who will  benefit from the vehicle loan scheme, but will provide the money through  Real Time Gross Settlement in order…

‘Private sector wants Zidera repealed’

Kudzanai Sharara and Golden Sibanda Zimbabwe’s private sector has implored the US, world’s largest economy, to scrap economic sanctions imposed on Harare at the turn of the millennium and extended…

NetOne fined for service breach

The Post and Regulatory Authority fined NetOne last month for misrepresenting information to its subscribers as the authority vowed that there are no sacred cows when it comes to the…

Nampak reports profit jump

Zimbabwe Stock Exchange- listed packaging company Nampak Zimbabwe (Nampak) profit for the year up to September  jumped 89,3 percent to $14,5 million from $7,6 million in the prior period despite…

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