Crowd-funding: Rife for raising capital
Kudzai M. Mbaiwa The task of raising capital is certainly one of the toughest things any entrepreneur will experience. However, there are many approaches to raising capital and if any…
Unexciting interim results from Delta
Business Correspondent Delta released an unexciting set of results in which revenue was up by a marginal 1 percent to $250,1 million against an aggregate volume growth of 11 percent.…
SA power cable manufacturing firm seeks to set up plant in Zim
Tinashe Makichi South Africa power cable manufacturer, M-TEC Taihan Electric Wire, is looking to set up a manufacturing plant in Zimbabwe as part of broader plans to expand outside South
Farm land security key to attract new capital
Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe needs to improve the security of tenure on farmland and to align the Indigenisation Act to the empowerment policy pronounced by the President last year to
Heed the globalisation risks and standard convergence
Chris Chenga In a candid interview earlier this year, former Finance Minister Chinamasa gave a nuanced perspective to fighting corruption supposedly within the mining sector. He shifted the
Cost effective agric yields key to economic revival
Hebert Zharare Command Agriculture was conceived as an import substitution led industrialisation concept meant to economically empower Zimbabwean producers of cereal crops and in the process
Diaspora sends less cash home
Kudzanai Sharara Zimbabwe risks missing out on its diaspora remittances targets for 2017 as the country has only received $540 million for the 10 months period to October, official figures…
November 14 marks 20th anniversary of Black Friday
Mamvura’s Market Minute Next Tuesday, November 14, marks the 20th anniversary of Black Friday, the start of the economic downturn which has lasted for the better part of the last…
Govt to cut fuel prices . . . Cabinet okays reduction in duties and levies…
Martin Kadzere Fuel prices may go down after Cabinet approved recommendations by a price stabilisation committee to consider reducing duties and levies on importation of the commodity to
Back to the drawing board . . . as another ‘stinky’ deal for Kamativi is cancelled
Tawanda Musarurwa For the second time in two years, Government has expressed dissatisfaction with investors that had been granted permission to invest in the mothballed Kamativi Mines amid







