RBZ assures public over post post-dollarisation era
Nelson Gahadza The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says the country’s banking system is stable and secure, further assuring that there will be no loss of value beyond 2030 in…
Newly introduced 0.5% fast food tax raises nearly $1 million for Zimbabwean Treasury
Trust Freddy The newly introduced 0,5 percent tax on fast foods has generated nearly US$1 million in revenue in the first half of the year, Finance, Economic Development and Investment…
Oversight body saves Government US$21million
Sikhulekelani Moyo, Zimpapers Business Hub THE Special Procurement Oversight Committee (Spoc) has saved the Government US$21 million since last year, a senior official has revealed, through its review of sensitive…
IATF2025 ends after record-breaking success
Kudzanai Sharara in Algiers, Algeria The Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF2025) concluded in Algiers yesterday, marking the end of a week-long exhibition that delivered record-breaking achievements. IATF brought together continental and…
Bulawayo gears up for landmark climate sustainability week and expo
Judith Phiri, Zimpapers Business Hub PREPARATIONS for the 2025 Zimbabwe Climate Change Sustainability Week (SW25) and Green Business Expo, to be held in Bulawayo, have reached an advanced stage. Scheduled…
Car dealerships ‘dirty cash’ under FIU spotlight
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s fight against dirty money has put car dealerships under the spotlight of the bank’s Financial Intelligence Unit amid revelations that automobile trading ranks high across all risk metrics.
Gullies reclaimed, hope restored in Masvingo, Manicaland provinces
AS Zimbabwe works towards achieving Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) by 2030, most severely degraded gullies in Mukosi, Masvingo Province and Nenhohwe, Manicaland Province, are being successfully restored through land recovery initiatives implemented being under the Dryland Sustainable Landscapes Impact Programme (DSLIP).
PRAZ public procurement oversight saves US$21m
THE Special Procurement Oversight Committee has saved the Government US$21 million since last year, a senior official said, through deliberating on sensitive and high-value public procurement transactions before their execution.











