60pc of goods in Africa fake, Comesa warns
ABOUT 60 percent of goods traded in Africa are counterfeits, with nearly half (42 percent) being medicines, according to the…
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‘Business reforms will boost market, investor confidence’
AXIA Corporation is confident that the Government’s ongoing policy reforms to improve the ease of doing business will help rebuild…
Buy Zim sets up desk to counter growing counterfeits
BUY Zimbabwe has established a dedicated data and market integrity desk, as a strategic step towards safeguarding Zimbabwe’s productive sector…
Mat South leads in mineral beneficiation: CZI
CONFEDERATION of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) Matabeleland Chapter has revealed that Matabeleland South province has recorded the highest level of investment…
Necs must transition to strategic institutions: HR expert
EDGARS Stores Limited group human resources officer Sibusisiwe Rugwevera has urged National Employment Councils (Necs) to transition from being reactive…
Value-added exports surge as industry posts strong growth
ZIMBABWE’S industrial transformation drive gathered momentum this year, with the manufacturing and commerce sectors posting robust growth and strengthening their…
‘Scale-up blueberry production for China’
ZIMBABWE needs to expand its blueberry production area from the current 750 hectares if it is to satisfy the lucrative…
Zimra attains ISO certification, breaks ground for new HQ
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has obtained ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems certification, becoming the fourth revenue authority in Africa…
ZBCA Boss Unveils Ambitious Plan to Modernise Construction Industry
The Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA) president, Tinashe Manzungu, has challenged the construction sector to evolve or risk being left…
Business decries surging counterfeits eating into revenue
ZIMBABWEAN businesses have said counterfeit products have become a malignant “cancer” nibbling away at their operations and inflicting significant damage…