Chiadzwa communities benefit from ZCDC’s CSR programmes

Story by Owen Mandovha Surrounding communities in the Chiadzwa area of Manicaland Province have commended the developmental thrust adopted by government-owned Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) in uplifting their living…

Zimbabwe China business forum set for Tuesday

Story by ZBC Reporter Zimbabwe and China are set to hold a business forum in Beijing from Tuesday, with local companies expected to identify potential areas of trade between the…

Government acts tough on wanton price hikes

Story by Yolanda Moyo Government has warned unscrupulous businesspeople who seem to take delight in the suffering of ordinary citizens by causing economic instability. For the past two weeks, Zimbabweans…

FIU swoops on illicit businesses

Story by Owen Mandovha, Business Reporter The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit has started swooping on illicit businesses, whose malpractices have of late become so rampant in the…

Government plugs financial sector loopholes

Story by Owen Mandovha, Business Reporter A review of the Value for Money Exercise introduced by the Treasury to avoid overpricing of goods and services in the public procurement systems…

US$640 million generated through tobacco sales

Story by Davison Vandira THE 2023 tobacco marketing season continues to break records mid-way through after having already surpassed the 200 million kilogrammes mark, representing a 51 percent increase from…

Banking sector under threat as safe box businesses emerge

Story by Stanley James, Business Editor THE move by some industry players to opt for safe boxes when banking their United States dollars has been described as one avenue in…

Government readies for AfCFTA

Story by Tichaona Kurewa GOVERNMENT says it is putting all necessary measures to be part of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), with the gazetting of a duty-free policy…

UK inflation: Food prices ‘worryingly high’ as sugar and milk soar

Food prices in the UK continued to surge at the fastest rate in nearly 45 years in April, with staples like sugar, milk and pasta up sharply. The rate at…

Economic sabotage exposed as locally manufactured goods flood the streets

Story by Stanley James, Business Editor The influx of locally produced goods on the informal market has confirmed growing concerns over economic sabotage with local manufacturers and retailers being accused…