ZITF in July
President Mnangagwa has approved dates for the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) and will be held in July this year, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce announced yesterday. Zimbabwe could … Read More
Author: Bullszimbabwe
US$40m tobacco goes under hammer
Farmers have sold 15,9 million kg of tobacco worth US$40 million since the start of the 2021 marketing season on April 7, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board has said. … Read More
Cotton farmers assured of payment
Cotton farmers will be paid their outstanding dues in full by mid-next month for the crop delivered last season, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement Permanent Secretary Dr John … Read More
Zimbabwe targets 25 new export markets, 100 trade missions
PLANS are underway for the establishment of 25 new export markets and facilitation of 100 trade investment missions as part of comprehensive measures aimed at boosting the country’s exports and … Read More
Pay rise for catering industry
THE National Employment Council for the catering industry has awarded the sector a 96 percent pay rise with effect from April 1, 2021. This will see the lowest paid employee … Read More
Comesa invites bids for market access enhancement funds
THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) has asked its members to bid for funding of up to 150 000 Euros to support market access. The funds will … Read More
Vaya eLogistics leverages tech and automation to solve the country’s logistics challenges
AS the country eyes a bumper harvest, VAYA eLogistics says it has stepped up its range of logistics services to a growing number of its clients in Zimbabwe as it … Read More
Sovereign debts stall RioZim project funds
One of Zimbabwe’s largest gold producers, RioZim’s plans to build a 2 800 megawatt (MW) coal fired power plant in Sengwa, Gokwe North, needs to clear three major hurdles to … Read More
Zimbabwe’s delicate trade/industry balance
Despite being a party to the new African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which came into effect in January, Zimbabwe’s current imports management programme is tantamount to trade protectionism. Under … Read More
Exploration on course: Invictus
INVICTUS Energy says its oil and gas exploration project in Muzarabani is well on course after awarding a contract for a seismic survey to Canadian firm Polaris Natural Resources. A … Read More
