Zimbabwe's economic measures must be focused on countering the rising threat of rising fertiliser and oil prices, according to CBZ, the biggest lender to Zimbabwean farmers.
Exporters, such as miners, may benefit from higher...
Zimbabwe is seeking to move away from using firewood and switch to gas to cure tobacco in a bid to curb deforestation, the country's tobacco industry regulator says.
The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board...
Cement producer PPC says cement sales volumes in Zimbabwe grew by a better-than-expected 19% in the six months to September, as the industry saw double-digit growth in demand for cement.
PPC, which says it...
By Gloria Dube
The government has picked horticulture as one of the first beneficiaries of part of Zimbabwe’s allocation of US$960 million of IMF money. This has sent a strong signal of how much...
Zimbabwe’s Rudland family could take over one of Southern Africa’s biggest sugar producers, Tongaat Hulett, by underwriting the company’s R4 billion rights issue.
Magister, a company represented by Hamish Rudland and registered in Mauritius,...
Amatheon Agri, a German agribusiness listed on Europe’s Euronext stock exchange, has secured a licence to grow medicinal cannabis in Zimbabwe.
The government awarded Amatheon a renewable five-year licence, the company's CEO said.
By Sharon Mupfure
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has stood in the way of plans by Seed Co, the country’s biggest seed producer, to delist the local unit from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)...
Padenga Holdings will move its listing from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) to the US dollar-denominated Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), to take advantage of new government incentives and attract fresh capital.
Shareholders of...
Three years ago, Tommy Doran gave up on his plans to become one of Zimbabwe’s first producers of medicinal cannabis. By this time next year, he could be involved in some of the...
Zimbabwe’s tobacco auction floors opened Wednesday morning, with the first bale fetching a higher price than last year.
The first tobacco sold at US$4.30 a kg, which is higher than the US$4 a kg...
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