Zim targets 10pc of global lithium output
ZIMBABWE is targeting to produce 10 percent of the world’s lithium output in the next four years, banking on anticipated huge investment towards its attraction, amid growing global demand for … Read More
Category: Companies
Telecoms trio win big at Zimpapers awards
Liquid Telecoms, NetOne and ZOL were the biggest winners at the inaugural Zimpapers’ Telecoms Awards that were held on Tuesday night. NetOne was voted the overall best mobile network operator … Read More
Association targets eliminating fake seed
THE Africa Seed Trade Association (AFSTA) has set itself a 2025 target to eliminate the prevalence of fake seed on the continent as part efforts to boost farm productivity. The … Read More
Electronic Temporary Importation Permit (E-TIP) explained
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) administers a rebate of duty, which is granted to foreign registered vehicles not intended for consumption in Zimbabwe and temporarily imported into the country by … Read More
Ziscosteel needs $1bn to kick start
Ziscosteel requires at least $1billion to restart operations following its closure about 10 years ago while the new investor will need 18 to 24 months to restructure and reconstruct blast … Read More
Good corporate governance in land tenure and administration
Good governance is increasingly recognized as critical to effective development. Land and property are generally the major assets in any economy. In Zimbabwe, land accounts for three-quarters of our national … Read More
Blue Ribbon to diversify into beverages
Grain milling company, Blue Ribbon Foods Limited says it is working on diversifying into beverages manufacturing, as investor confidence in the country continues to grow. The project is expected to … Read More
Mupfumira heads delegation to tourism source markets
Tourism and Hospitality Industry minister Priscah Mupfumira is leading a delegation comprising Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) officials and players on her second international re-engagement series tour in the country’s three … Read More
Zim, Kenya bouy Adcock Ingram’s earnings
SOUTH African pharmaceutical group Adcock Ingram says its businesses in Zimbabwe and Kenya collectively increased turnover by 24,8% to R123,7 million ($10,5m) in the interim results for the six months … Read More
Bullish Ariston projects 31% growth in tea output
For a long time, development practitioners have emphasised the need to give more attention to the processing of raw agricultural produce rather than exporting unprocessed agricultural commodities LISTED agriculture concern, … Read More
