The Chris Kabwato Column | For the cruel and incapable African state, Trump is...
It has been a spectacular six weeks of drama and seismic global policy shifts since Donald Trump assumed office. The businessman-cum-politician has looked at the US balance...
Simbisa’s recipe to deal with Mthuli’s new taxes
Running a business in Zimbabwe means dealing with the unexpected. For Simbisa, the country’s largest fast-food company, the year began with fresh taxes that could bite into...
PPC Zimbabwe delivers record dividends despite dip in cement sales
PPC Zimbabwe delivered record dividends to its shareholders, overcoming a drop in cement sales volumes over the 10 months to January.
PPC Africa received...
After years of decline and neglect, RioZim’s planned mine sale was inevitable
After years of falling production, strikes and widening losses, RioZim has announced the inevitable – it is selling its mines to a new investor.
Zimbabwe is harvesting a bigger tobacco crop, but RBZ is smoking farmers’ earnings
Zimbabwe expects a 21% increase in tobacco output this year, but the positive outlook has been dampened by a new policy that leaves farmers with less money...
Funding cuts force WFP to close office in drought-hit Southern Africa
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is shutting down its Southern Africa regional bureau in Johannesburg, at a time the agency is leading efforts to combat...
