Econet raises revenue, customer market share
Business Writer Leading mobile network operator (MNO) Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has extended its mobile market leadership by growing its revenue market share to 82 percent, and
The “green engine of economic development” has a convoluted history in Southern Africa.
Maize is a Central American crop; it is now Southern Africa’s main staple. How did this come about What crops did people eat in Africa before maize? Currently we think…
Ministry directors not off the hook over graft
Herbert Zharare Two directors in the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, who are part of four senior officials exonerated of charges of attempting to block a probe into rampant
Art in the workplace
In this day and age, when one walks into a big company be it a bank or any recognised organisation you are greeted by a painting or a sculpture at…
Highlights from the 2018 national budget
The quest for recovery After five consecutive years of economic slowdown the economy is now on the rebound. It is expected to grow by 3.7 percent in 2017 against the…
Langford development goes ahead despite CFI wrangles: Fidelity
Enacy Mapakame Listed insurance group, Fidelity Life Assurance will proceed with its Langford Estate development as scheduled in spite of the ongoing shareholder dispute at the former land
IDBZ to invest $200m in renewable energy
Martin Kadzere The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe intends to invest as much as $200 million in developing “green” projects in the renewable energy with combined generation
Govt gears up industry protection
Government will continue to avail various protective measures to the local industry, albeit noting that it has contravened some of its obligations to regional trading blocs. Finance and
Nicoz to disappear from ZSE
Mamvura’s Market Minute When Nicoz disappears from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange following the First Mutual Limited action, we will be down to 58 active companies and two suspended.
Power tariff hike to hurt industry
Africa Moyo Increasing the electricity tariff is not ideal at the moment as that would worsen the country’s competitiveness position, the Zimbabwe National Competitiveness Report (ZNCR)









