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ZIMBABWE is set to receive 5,8 million euro from the European Union through the Common Market for East and Southern Africa as part of efforts to enhance the country’s regional…
Delay setting up SWF: IMF
Harare Bureau THE International Monetary Fund is recommending that government delays the introduction of the Sovereign Wealth Fund saying it will add more fiscal stress to already strained accounts as…
The Constitution and maternity leave rights
Davies Ndumiso Sibanda The new constitution has express maternity leave provisions which are causing confusion as the Labour Act has not been aligned to them. Section 65(7) of the Constitution…
Tavengwa spotted gap in refrigeration services
Business Editor HAVING a job is a good thing — the problem is complete reliance on it! That, unfortunately, is where most people are. The loss of a job can…
FDI inflows stagnate at $400M
Foreign investors have failed to react to Zimbabwe’s foreign investment attraction policies as the country’s foreign direct investment (FDI) figures last year stagnated at $400 million, the United Nations Conference…
Anjin chair Jiang stalls consolidation at Chiadzwa
Harare Bureau Anjin Investments, a joint venture between the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and Chinese investors, is stalling consolidation of operations at the Chiadzwa diamond fields as its Beijing-based chairman is…
Tile plant contributes 10pc of Turnall revenue
Fiona Chigwida Business Correspondent TURNALL says its Ravenna tile plant is now contributing about 10 percent of group revenue after having sold tiles for 1,000 homes since commissioning last year.
STIs hit Chingwizi holding camp
George Maponga recently at Chingwizi in Mwenezi THERE is an outbreak of Sexually Transmitted Infections at Chingwizi holding camp in Mwenezi with over 200 cases of syphilis and gonorrhea recorded…
Zimra intensifies cargo searches
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has reportedly come up with a 100 percent search programme on cargo following an acute increase in cases of smuggling.
Certificates of compliance for bottled water valid for three years
Harare Bureau THE Standards Association of Zimbabwe yesterday said certificates of compliance issued for bottled water are valid for three years with the body reserving the right to withdraw them…