What a waste!…Dema set to be decommissioned…Sakunda proposes sale to zesa but Minister blocks deal

Tinashe Makichi Sakunda Holdings, a cash-rich private company, has reportedly proposed to decommission the Dema diesel electric power plant barely two years after the project kicked-off, Business

RioZim shortlist two for $1,5bn power station

Golden Sibanda Riozim may be close to a breakthrough that has eluded it over a long time, as it emerged that it had shortlisted two prospective foreign investors interested in…

Vela dismisses ‘NSSA crisis’

THE last three weeks or so, have been testing for National Social Security Authority (NSSA) board chairman Robin Vela and general manager, Elizabeth Chitiga. The duo has been

Social media plays a major role: Steward boss

Business Writer The Business Weekly had a candid interview with Dr Lance Mambodiani, the CEO of Steward Bank. The interview addressed some of the challenges faced by the bank as…

CBZ to raise funds for Gwanda solar project

Tawanda Musarurwa Zimbabwe’s largest financial group, CBZ Holdings has been appointed principal financial partner for the raising of $140 million to fund the Gwanda solar project. Ministry of Energy

Old Mutual shares: The new forex to move funds

Kudzanai Sharara A block of Old Mutual Plc (OML) shares worth over $9 million changed hands on the local bourse on Monday this week. This is the biggest deal in…

Delta going back to its roots

Mamvura’s Market Minute The jury is out on whether Delta, which makes more than half its profit out of sorghum beer, will make a success of Natbrew in Zambia. As…

Zim set for 28 tonne gold haul

Africa Moyo Zimbabwe is this year is heading towards breaking its 18-year record of the highest ever gold output of 27,1 tonnes, spurred by a sterling performance by small-scale and…

SMM to re-open Mashava Mines

Martin Kadzere SMM Holdings will soon re-open Mashava Mines, one of its asbestos mines in southern Zimbabwe, Mines and Mining Development deputy minister Fred Moyo has said. 

Increased dividend payouts, bad sign for the economy

Kudzanai Sharara Taking Stock In an economy that is generally described as under-performing, the increased dividend payouts by local companies is a reason to celebrate. But higher dividend payments could

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