adminOpinion: Africa can lead global energy utility revolution
Sam Slaughter, Matt Tilleard and Jake Cusack Traditional power utilities are dying. Dramatic declines in the cost of solar power and battery storage are finally giving consumers power over their…
RBZ: Public not forced to use bond notes
Harare Bureau The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will not force the public to use bond notes but is rather trying to monetise the five percent export incentive without doing away…
Turkish investors target Zim opportunities
Bianca Mlilo , Business Reporter A DELEGATION of investors from Turkey is expected in the country soon to explore investment opportunities in different sectors of the economy.
Lungu’s inauguration delayed
LUSAKA — Zambian President Edgar Lungu said on Tuesday his inauguration would be delayed until a court rules on a challenge from his main election rival who said the vote…
Foreign miners to invest in development
Harare Bureau AMENDMENTS to the current legislation governing Zimbabwe’s mining sector will require foreign listed mining firms to invest over 85 percent of funds raised offshore towards developing local mines.
CRB system set to go live soon: Mangudya
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya says the Credit Reference Bureau (CRB) system is expected to go live by end of this month.
Sikhanyiso Ndlovu estate offers BCC 20 hectares
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE administrator of the late national hero and former Cabinet Minister Dr Sikhanyiso Ndlovu estate has offered the Bulawayo City Council over 20 hectares of land…
Improved prices boost Bindura Nickel Mine
Oliver Kazunga , Senior Business Reporter BINDURA Nickel Mine’s future is bright on the back of operating costs the company has managed to keep under control as well as the…
NMBZ to launch low cost account
Harare Bureau NMB Bank Zimbabwe is set to launch a low cost bank account, NMBlite, with no monthly bank charges, as part of its drive to make banking accessible to…
Calls to free HIV-positive serial ‘hyena’ get louder
Blantyre — An HIV-positive Malawian man who claimed to have had sex with more than 100 women and girls is attracting sympathy from several quarters.