THE Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) has reported that its Village Business Units (VBUs) have generated a promising US$65 797 in sales, showcasing the initiative’s effectiveness in promoting market-led farming and …
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UNDERSTANDING the implications of Zimbabwean tax collection measures requires an appreciation of a taxpayer’s obligation and the extent of the revenue authority’s administrative powers. Advertisements
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CALEDONIA Mining Corporation says results from its Motapa exploration project are “encouraging” after it highlighted the presence of widespread gold mineralisation over a combined strike length of more than nine …
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https://staging.fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-310527.mp3?cb=1733935843.mp3AXIA Corporation (Axia) says its diesel consumption has significantly dropped thanks to a strategic decision to diversify its energy mix and evade over dependance on “costly” diesel-power generators amid rolling …
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THE Treasury has allocated US$1,9 million this year to recapitalise Zimbabwe Women’s Microfinance Bank Limited (ZWMB), aiming to expedite government guarantees and prescribed asset status for the institution.Advertisements
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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.Advertisements
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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.Advertisements
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TOURIST arrivals in Zimbabwe rose by a modest three percent in the second quarter of 2024, reaching 381 293 compared to 370 191 in the first quarter, as the country’s …
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https://staging.fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-310327.mp3?cb=1733932125.mp3BUSINESSES 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.Advertisements
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ZIMBABWE’s banking sector is heavily invested in foreign currency-denominated loans, which account for 88,88 percent of total loans and advances, reaching ZiG27,45 billion by mid-2024, according to recent data.Advertisements
