Zimbabwe supermarkets face implosion
ZIMBABWE’s retail industry says it is facing an implosion unless the mid-term fiscal policy review set for July makes wide-ranging reforms to stimulate demand after 12 million consumers hit hard … Read More
Author: Bullszimbabwe
Govt reviews geo-fencing transit trucks route
THE Government has with immediate effect reviewed the geo-fenced routes used by commercial trucks transiting through Zimbabwe to countries north of the Zambezi River. It is understood that the move … Read More
Court dismisses Willdale liquidator
WILLDALE Transport Services (Willtrans) liquidator Phibion Gwatidzo is not suitable to hold the office of a liquidator, the High Court has ruled, relieving him of his duties for selling assets … Read More
An overview of power project financing
The completion of most successful power projects is often a result of the concerted effort of a multiplicity of players. The main participants in a power project are the project … Read More
General Beltings volumes rise
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed and mining consumables manufacturer, General Beltings Limited (GB), rode its essential services status to see volumes across all divisions improve during the first quarter despite the hard … Read More
Transporters welcome de-congestion plans
Bus operators and motorists are fully behind the Cabinet decision to ease congestion by upgrading roads and introducing bus lanes. Complementing Government efforts to bring efficient and reliable public transport … Read More
Banks urged to fund women in construction
First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has appealed to financial institutions to provide cheap and affordable loans to women in the construction sector or women led companies as they are known to … Read More
Masiyiwa named first black British billionaire
Zimbabwean-born business mogul and Econet founder, Mr Strive Masiyiwa, who has reportedly attained British citizenship, has been named the first black billionaire in the United Kingdom. According to British newspaper … Read More
Zimparks in drive to boost tourism
Zimparks has started boosting the profile of Gonarezhou National Park in the southeast of the Lowveld by reintroducing rhinos in a move tailored to boost the revival of the local … Read More
GMB pays farmers $2,89bn
THE GRAIN Marketing Board (GMB) has paid $2,89 billion covering all farmers who delivered grain to its depots throughout the country with Government saying private buying of maize is illegal … Read More
