Rusere leads BAZ
Business Writer fBC Bank Limited managing director Webster Rusere has assumed the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) leadership following the end of Dr Charity Jinya’s tenure, whom he deputised. According…
Bourse momentum continues
HARARE – The ZSE’s All Share index put on 0.64 points to settle at 100.54 as trading was dominated with movers.
Econet pushes interoperability, but…
HARARE – Econet Wireless Zimbabwe’s mobile money platform can now be accessed from across mobile telecommunications networks in a development that will result in effective interoperability.
Trade worries keep world stocks subdued, dollar holds gains
LONDON – World stocks made little progress on Thursday as worries over global trade tensions weighed, while the U.S. dollar consolidated recent bumper gains after the Federal Reserve reaffirmed the outlook for…
Infrastructure development key towards luring investors
HARARE – The private sector in Zimbabwe should support government efforts to turn the country into a middle income economy by 2030 through investing in infrastructure to enable the country…
Local university to establish first solar academy
HARARE – Maranatha Christian University (MCU), located in Kadoma, Midlands province, plans to establish a solar academy with teaching and manufacturing capacity, a move that will minimize dependence on imported…
Trump’s $60 billion in China tariffs will create more problems than they solve
By William Hauk After spending seven months investigating whether China is engaged in unfair trade practices, the Trump administration announced March 22 that it will impose tariffs on as much as US$60 billion…
Rand recoups some lost ground as dollar dips after Fed statement
The rand fared better on Thursday morning, a day after the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold as expected, but gave little away in terms of guidance about future policy…
Zimplats up scales CSR
BH24 Reporter HARARE – Platinum mining giant, Zimplats has completed a major facelift of Kadoma General Hospital to the tune of over $1 million.
Dubious insurance firms pry on tobacco farmers
BH24 Reporter HARARE – Tobacco farmers are seeking Government protection from insurance companies that are arbitrarily deducting money from their sales proceeds without their consent.









