Small businesses need support
Kudzai M. Mbaiwa Small Businesses Small businesses require different types of support as they grow. This includes bespoke financial products and on-going advisory services for recruitment of staff, setting up…
Foreign firms scramble for lithium exploration
. Lithium and Graphite to be future strategic minerals .Current rush driven by global demand for the mineral Tinashe Makichi The country is experiencing a fresh scramble for lithium exploration by…
Massive job cuts loom at Zesa
Audit report observes duplication of tasks Subsidiaries to be consolidated Martin Kadzere Several executives and senior managers at Zesa Holdings are set to become jobless if the proposals made by…
IPEC wants $1bn fixed asset securities tradable
Business Writer The Insurance and Pension Commission wants insurance companies and pension funds with over $1 billion invested in fixed properties, to invest on secondary markets to ensure tradability of…
SeedCo seeks $30m to finance growth
Funding needed for expansion, research Investment to help thwart growing competition Golden Sibanda SeedCO, the leading seed producer in Southern Africa, intends to raise $30 million to finance growth by…
Mangudya speaks on forex crisis
What is currently draining the country’s nostro balances in the absence of grain imports and while at the same time exports are going up Answer The situation is that demand…
Remember Rhodes: Bull run a warning sign manipulated by speculators
Tinashe Nyamunda The stock market has experienced a bull run recently. Many reports demonstrate that many counters are making very important gains and therefore high rates of return for investors.
Zim team in camp for All Africa Golf Championship
Mugove Chigada Zimbabwe is in camp ahead of the All Africa Golf Championship set for Victoria Falls in October.
CAAZ unbundling under threat
As general manager is accused of frustrating the process Tinashe Makichi The unbundling of the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (Caaz) into regulatory and operational entities which was scheduled to…
Wetblue Industries resumes operations
Oliver Kazunga Zimbabwe’s biggest leather tannery, Wetblue Industries, has resumed operations at 10 percent capacity use after shutting down over a year ago.










