FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube’s decision to re-introduce the Zimbabwean dollar has created reporting headaches for listed firms.
CONCERNED economic experts have made a fresh call to authorities to urgently consider liberalising the forex market in response to the country’s currency volatility and rising inflation.
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LISTED firms are reporting a slump in volumes due to waning demand as the country’s economy continues to …
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SANLAM Group closed 2,75 percent higher on the JSE to R73.87 a share after saying that its business …
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FIRST Mutual Holdings Limited (FMHL) says the country’s foreign currency shortages have seen its reinsurance business fail to …
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THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) says Zimbabwean life assurers’ uptake of reinsurance, at about two percent, is …
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INDUSTRY minister Mangaliso Ndlovu says government is yet to conclude negotiations with Chinese investor R and F for …
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THE Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe’s (ICAZ) newly elected president Fungai Kuipa, has challenged the profession to …
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ZIMBABWE is up-to-date with repayment of loans of about $8 billion extended to it by the African Export-Import …
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ENERGY minister Fortune Chasi says Zesa Holdings (Zesa) needs to be purged of inefficiencies and corruption, before government …
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PADENGA Holdings (Padenga) yesterday received a greenlight from its shareholders to acquire a majority stake in gold miner …
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