NYANZA Light Metals (Nyanza)’s R14 billion titanium oxide plant is due to start early next year, as the company has signed an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with East …
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‘Dollarisation would kill competitiveness’
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readTHE Central Bank says completely dollarising the economy would affect the competitiveness of businesses in the country amid rising pressure from the market to adopt the US dollar as the …
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Innscor steps up employee empowerment
by Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer 0 minutes readINNSCOR Africa (Innscor) group is continuing to upscale its worker empowerment schemes, as National Foods (Natfoods) has paid a US$190 000 dividend to its employee share trust (EST).Advertisements
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Croco bags top Eicher business growth award
by Emmerson Njanjamangezi, Group Features Editor 0 minutes readMULTI-franchised motor dealer, Croco Motors was recently awarded the ‘Highest Business Growth’ accolade in the region at the Eicher Annual Dealer Conference in Dubai.Advertisements
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ANALYSTS have urged the government to be more consistent in policy-making for the sake of market confidence and to reduce speculative activity.Advertisements
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ZB favours local suppliers, spends $39,63bln
by Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer 0 minutes readZB Financial Holdings (ZB) says local procurement increased 447,59 percent to $32,63 billion in 2022 compared to $5,96 billion in 2021 amid commitment to sustainable procurement policies by the group.Advertisements
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Government policy inconsistency hits AfSun
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readAFRICAN SUN (AfSun) says the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s decision to remove foreign currency liquidation exemptions for companies listed on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) has thwarted some of …
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‘Multi-currency system exaggerates price increases’
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readTHE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says the country’s currency regime is partly to blame for current price increases of goods and services.Advertisements
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ZIMBABWE’s record tobacco haul this year is helping to drive up guarded optimism about the recovery of the country’s key agriculture sector and the wider economy.Advertisements
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Zimplats’ US$1,8 billion dream takes shape
by Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer 0 minutes readZIMBABWE Platinum Mines’ (Zimplats) mammoth 10-year US$1,8 billion expansion programme comprising nine projects is rising out of the dusty but rich soils of Mhondoro Ngezi.Advertisements