adminMicro-finance lender targets $1m loan book
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief MICROFINANCE lender, Lic Finance (Private) Limited has opened a new branch in Gweru and plans to reach 100 percent loan book growth from $500 000…
Micro-finance lender targets $1m loan book
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief MICROFINANCE lender, Lic Finance (Private) Limited has opened a new branch in Gweru and plans to reach 100 percent loan book growth from $500 000…
Zanu-PF Mwenezi-East by-election campaign reaches crescendo
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent ZANU-PF has stepped up campaigns ahead of the Mwenezi-East by-elections set for April, 8.
Zanu-PF Mwenezi-East by-election campaign reaches crescendo
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent ZANU-PF has stepped up campaigns ahead of the Mwenezi-East by-elections set for April, 8.
More SMEs comply with formalisation requirements
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Correspondent SCORES of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) have begun the process of formalising their businesses in line with Government guidelines.
More SMEs comply with formalisation requirements
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Correspondent SCORES of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) have begun the process of formalising their businesses in line with Government guidelines.
Zimnat to introduce agric-oriented products
Enacy Mapakame, Harare Bureau INSURANCE firm, Zimnat group says it will introduce new agriculture-oriented products for the growing informal sector, leveraging on its recent partnership with Sanlam Emerging Markets.
Zimnat to introduce agric-oriented products
Enacy Mapakame, Harare Bureau INSURANCE firm, Zimnat group says it will introduce new agriculture-oriented products for the growing informal sector, leveraging on its recent partnership with Sanlam Emerging Markets.
To appeal or not to appeal
Davies Ndumiso Sibanda MANY workers litigate after dismissal because they wrongly think all dismissal cases are winnable but end up in more problems when they lose cases with costs.
To appeal or not to appeal
Davies Ndumiso Sibanda MANY workers litigate after dismissal because they wrongly think all dismissal cases are winnable but end up in more problems when they lose cases with costs.