ZB stays buoyant with Mozambican project

Livingstone Marufu Zb Reinsurance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of ZB Financial Holdings, is still pursuing its Mozambican Reinsurance unit project despite foreign currency shortages which continue to stall the project.

Your tie sense defines you

afadzwa Zimoyo  Business Closet ”A well-tied tie is the first serious step in life,”said poet Oscar Wilde.

Harsh as truth, inflexible as justice

Welcome to Taking Stock, a brand new weekly column where I will look back, analyse and comment on business and economic events that might have taken place a few months…

Nissan’s 370Z gets a refresh for 2018

T JOHANNESBURG. —  You’d be forgiven for thinking that Nissan had completely forgotten that it even builds the 370Z, so long has it soldiered on without any kind of revamp…

It’s not all money, it’s about making impact

‘‘Nothing is impossible.” These three words are on a plaque that Aliko Dangote keeps on his office desk in Lagos, Nigeria, constantly reminding Africa’s richest man how to approach the…

Where is the sweet spot in Starafrica?

Kudzanai Sharara Struggling sugar processing company, Starafricacorporation (Starafica) is pinning its hopes on a deal where the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) is set to convert its $11,5 million loan…

RioZim forced to retender for $1,5bn Sengwa project

Targets investors in India, China, SA, Japan n Discussions with Eskom for off-take ongoing Golden Sibanda RioZim Limited has been forced to refloat its tender aimed at raising $1,5 billion…

Who is carrying the word of business to conferences?

Politicians are unmindful of business and market fundamentals Chris Chenga There is a contrast in the level of business interest when multilateral conferences take place in different global regions. Consider…

The crowning glory of Africa: The Victoria Falls

Udita Bajaj (India) Some would dispute over the identity of the Victoria Falls. Well, let me tell you — it’s not Zambian. It’s not Zimbabwean. It is African.

July year-on-year exports up 25pc

The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstats) reported a 25 percent rise in exports year-on-year with exports reaching $264,1 million in July.

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