ZIMBABWE’S winter wheat hectarage has increased by more than half from the same period last year.
Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer
TAX experts believe the informal sector is still not ready to feed into national coffers due to several compliance issues amid concerted efforts by the government to widen the country’s tax base.
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THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) expects to see improved compliance following the launch of a new solvency …
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THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) says none of the country’s 18 short-term insurers complied with the minimum …
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SEEDCO Zimbabwe (SeedCo) says it is now focused on finding alternative ways of raising capital following the collapse …
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DAIRIBORD Holdings (Dairibord) says it is pursuing a low-cost model to mitigate operating challenges, which have persisted despite …
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ZIMBABWE’S postmaster-general, Sifundo Moyo, has thrown his hat into the ring for the post of secretary general of …
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THE National Building Society (NBS) achieved an inflation adjusted surplus of $67 million for the year ended December …
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SUPPORT programmes by the Zimbabwe government have been given the thumbs up for their contribution in boosting agriculture …
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ZIMBABWE’S horticulture sector is targeting new lucrative markets in the Middle East to drive a rebound of the …
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THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) says retail investment has grown significantly since the introduction of mobile trading platforms, …