PIPING products manufacturer Proplastics says it secured a US$4 million contract in Malawi as the group continues to …
Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer
EXPERTS are keeping their fingers crossed that the central bank will intervene decisively next month, to alleviate the myriad challenges that are throttling Zimbabwe’s economy. Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number …
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PIPING products manufacturer, Proplastics, says it lost at least US$3 million to power cuts after its operations lost …
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MASHONALAND Holdings (Mashold) says its health sector portfolio will increase from one percent to five percent after the …
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MIKE Kamungeremu was last week re-elected as president of the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) at the …
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THE current exchange rate volatility being experienced in the country is temporary as economic fundamentals are still very …
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AMALGAMATED Regional Trading Holdings (Art) says it will continue to utilise banks to establish financing facilities to maximise …
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NYANZA Light Metals (Nyanza)’s R14 billion titanium oxide plant is due to start early next year, as the …
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ANALYSTS have urged the government to be more consistent in policy-making for the sake of market confidence and …
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ZB Financial Holdings (ZB) says local procurement increased 447,59 percent to $32,63 billion in 2022 compared to $5,96 …
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MASIMBA Holdings (Masimba) says its revenue for the first quarter of 2023 rose 19 percent to US$11,4 million, …