Zimbabwe Fuel Price Goes DOWN
The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has announced a decrease in the price of diesel fuel although blended petrol, on the other hand, had gone down. The new fuel prices … Read More
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Minister wants schools to become Special Economic Zones
SCHOOLS should be turned into Special Economic Zones as they have unlocked commercial value that can transform the education sector, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Ambassador Cain Mathema has said. … Read More
10k tonnes wheat headed for Zimbabwe
A TOTAL of 10 000 tonnes of wheat headed for Zimbabwe arrived in Maputo last Thursday with 1 770 tonnes of drought relief maize having been dispatched to Harare on … Read More
CFI Holdings subsidiary exits judicial management
A SUBSIDIARY of CFI Holdings, Crest Poultry Group (CPG), has come out of judicial management after $42, 5 million was raised to pay its creditors. In a trading update to … Read More
Implats evaluating solar power plant in Zim
SOUTH Africa’s Impala Platinum (Implats) says it is still evaluating the possibility of establishing a 200MW solar power plant at Zimplats, its Zimbabwean subsidiary in Mhondoro-Ngezi. Zimplats is Zimbabwe’s biggest … Read More
AfDB commends Government reforms
THE African Development Bank (AfDB) has commended Government’s efforts in implementing the ongoing reforms under the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) aimed at turning around the economy. Zimbabwe launched the TSP, … Read More
Formalise operations, ZimTrade urges SMEs
THE national trade and development agency, ZimTrade, has urged Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to formalise their businesses for them to benefit from the country’s trade agreements. ZimTrade associate trainer … Read More
Hotels told jacket-and-tie rules are out
HOTELIERS have been told that the regulations which required ties and jackets to be worn in hotels must go. Government sources said last night that the Minister of Information and … Read More
World’s largest travel trade fair cancelled
THIS year’s edition of the International Tourism Bourse Berlin to which players in the Zimbabwe tourism sector were expected to participate, has been cancelled due to the increasing spread of … Read More
Using cash attracts reasonable pricing
Though cash availability remains constrained, people using it are enjoying relatively lower prices than those using plastic money. A visit to several shops in and around the Harare central business … Read More
