BRICKMAKER Willdale says poor electricity supply has hampered its operations, particularly in the extrusion and firing of structured kilns, resulting in reduced output.Advertisements
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‘Zimbabwe’s economic challenges to persist’
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readINNSCOR Africa (Innscor) says Zimbabwe’s current economic challenges will persist for the foreseeable future, as the market continues to navigate local inflationary pressures worsened by an uncertain outlook across international …
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NMB Bank (NMB) says discussions are at various stages with five partners for potential additional lines of credit of US$53 million, for exporting clients through ring-fenced arrangements.Advertisements
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NatFoods focuses on diversification
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readNATIONAL Foods (NatFoods) says it is focusing on projects that improve its diversity through a larger basket of products.Advertisements
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PENSION funds’ aggregate holdings in stocks almost halved in 2022 following a slump on the local bourse, a new industry report shows.Advertisements
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Government pledges support for female exporters
by Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer 0 minutes readWOMEN Affairs minister Sithembiso Nyoni says the government is committed to capacitating women to enter the export market after over 100 female entrepreneurs completed a mentorship programme with trade development …
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Zimbabwe pursues biofuel innovation
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readZIMBABWE plans to scale up its biofuel technology and venture into sustainable aviation fuels in pursuit of global environmental standards, a government official has said.Advertisements
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RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) says it is now operating above pre-Covid-19 levels after its occupancy closed 2022 at 51 percent compared to 31 percent in the prior year.Advertisements
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Government seeks 99-year lease breakthrough
by Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer 0 minutes readZIMBABWE could be on the verge of finally resolving the contentious land tenure issue, close to two-and-a-half decades after the onset of the land reform programme, as the government says …
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ANALYSTS say Zimbabwe’s interest rates are still too high after the central bank reduced the policy rate from 150 percent to 140 percent.Advertisements