BANKS in Zimbabwe will continue to rely on non-funded income as they tighten lending during the second half of the year due to the heightened risk posed by the current …
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ZIMBABWE’S currency ambiguity is creating challenges for reporting firms, worsening a situation created last year with the conflicts between legislation and accounting standards, an expert has said.Advertisements
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BINDURA Nickel Corporation (BNC) has had to delay its results due to asset valuation impediments caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has disrupted business globally.Advertisements
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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says it plans to introduce exchange rate indexed instruments, with adjustable interest rates, to support the foreign currency auction system.Advertisements
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THE National Social Security Authority (Nssa), which has historically been criticised for poor investment decisions leading to wanton loss in contributors’ funds, is now on a new trajectory with three …
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RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) this week announced an early redemption of its seven-year debenture due to a now “sub-optimal” security arrangement.Advertisements
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https://staging.fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-259257.mp3?cb=1732288819.mp3THE number of churches in Zimbabwe has recently increased over the past few years and their economic impact cannot be ignored — hence the need to look into tax issues …
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Columns & CommentEconomics & Market Intelligence
ECONOMICS & MARKET INTELLIGENCE: The nexus between democracy & economic development
HUMAN rights, free elections, inclusiveness, equality, freedom of assembly and expression, rule of law are some of the ideals that have been endorsed and are being promoted in modern day …
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Columns & CommentLegal Matters
LEGAL MATTERS: Unpacking the Admin of Estates Act
by Hilary Muzaby Hilary MuzaTHE area of Estate management for natural individuals has not been discussed in this column for a long time and this week, I found it worth the while to give …
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International News
US Treasury sent $1.4bn of pandemic aid to dead people
by Omega Ukamaby Omega UkamaThe US Treasury mistakenly sent more than $1.4bn (£1.1bn) of its pandemic rescue funds to dead people, government inspectors have found.Advertisements