Where will stock markets close in 2018?
Kudzanai Sharara The equities market is having a bad start to the year with all indices on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange currently trading in the negative territory year to date.…
Is Zim entering an inflation wage spiral?
This week has been quite eventful as various entities released interesting bits information to the public. Three reports, which not only make for some interesting reading but are
Davos: A major opening for Zimbabwe
Next week’s meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, a Swiss alpine town and ski resort, offers President Mnangagwa a significant opportunity to rub shoulders with heads of
ZB to float $50m bond for urban tollgates
Livingstone Marufu zB Financial Holdings is in discussions with Harare City Council (HCC) to fund urban tollgates in the next few months to raise money for road rehabilitation and maintenance…
NSSA confirms interest in hotel project
Tinashe Makichi Coming from an overhang of a failed hotel project in Beitbridge, NSSA is again angling to invest close to $20 million in another Belgian-American hotel group, Carlson Rezidor’s
Ecocash errors ‘fixed in 24 hours’
Business Writer Econet Wireless Zimbabwe says transaction errors on its mobile payment platform EcoCash cannot be completely deterred due to inevitable system failures, but errors such as double
Zimra spurns virtual currency learning event
Jeffrey Gogo Zimra turned down a request for a block-chain technology learning event that may have prepared the tax collector for further engagement in the nascent but rich cryptocurrencies
We’re now in the age of ‘whistle-blowers’
ZimCode (joint Secretariat of ZIMLEF, IoDZ &SAZ) Whistle-blowing is a valuable tool in any organisation’s corporate governance strategy. It empowers individuals to act on incidences of misconduct and help maintain…
Delta’s remarkable third quarter
Mamvura’s Market Minute Delta has long been acknowledged as a barometer of economic activity and the third quarter figures published on Tuesday were certainly way on the upside. The 36 percent
Steel gets first SEZ nod
Business Writers Zimbabwe has approved its first application for a special economic zone (SEZ) which will pave the way for the resuscitation of an industry value chain. The Special Economic Zones











