Real estate dominates projected investments
THE real estate sector topped projected investment values for the fourth quarter of 2024, with an estimated US$2 billion, representing 43,60 percent of the total projected investment for the period,…
THE real estate sector topped projected investment values for the fourth quarter of 2024, with an estimated US$2 billion, representing 43,60 percent of the total projected investment for the period,…
THE government has expressed confidence in achieving a six percent economic growth rate this year, attributing the optimism to a rebound in agriculture and ongoing capital investments in the manufacturing…
FBC Securities has called on policymakers and businesses to foster an environment conducive to long-term financial instruments such as infrastructure bonds, corporate bonds, and public-private partnerships (PPPs), to mobilise long-term…
BUSINESS is reeling from the country’s ailing economy and the unintended consequences of recent interventions by authorities to steady the ZiG and curb inflation.
THERE is growing momentum in green building practices within the country’s construction industry, according to the Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA).Green building is gaining prominence as the sector strives to…
SUBDUED prices of platinum group metals (PGMs) globally during the course of 2024 adversely impacted development of Karo Mining Holdings (Karo)’s platinum project owing to delays in funding workstreams, the…
NATIONAL Tyre Services (NTS) says it has resumed direct procurement of budget tyre brands from China as it seeks to improve product availability, market share retention and enhancing competitiveness. The…
THE Ministry of Finance has maintained that Zimbabwe’s gold-backed currency, ZiG, will bring more economic benefits than challenges, even as it has lost value over recent weeks.
TO ACHIEVE its ambitious Vision 2030, Zimbabwe must prioritise policy stability and a consistent exchange rate, according to former Zimbabwe Economics Society president Nigel Chanakira.
BUSINESSES in Zimbabwe are expected to intensify their focus on the informal sector as a primary source of US dollar cash flow, according to a recent report from IH Securities.
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