Nkomo takes over the reins at RioZim
Resources group, RioZim Limited has appointed Bhekinkosi Nkomo as its chief executive, replacing Noah Matimba who quit last year. Nkomo has been in acting capacity...
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Nkosana Moyo to run for Zimbabwe president
Former Industry Minister Nkosana Moyo today announced that he will be running for president next year under his own political party known as the Alliance...
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Zimbabwe farmers owe ZESA $180 million
Agriculture sector owes the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) $180 million in unpaid bills since 2013, an official said today. “We have seen...
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R5 million South African facility boosts General Beltings ZimbabweÂ
General Beltings Holdings says a 38 percent reduction in prices resulted in the company remaining in a loss position in the first six months of...
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The rot in Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Transport- Part Four
The New Limpopo Bridge Fund understated its revenue for 2014 by a staggering R21.6 million which was collected between November and December 2014, Parliament heard...
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Zimbabwe’s Parliament too expensive to maintain
Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday told Members of Parliament that the National Assembly was too big, and that the costs of maintaining it were too...
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What Chinamasa said in Parliament yesterday about Command Agriculture in full
Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday admitted that the government’s Command Agriculture project may have its shortcomings but it had exceeded government expectations. He said disagreements...
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Zimpapers to spend $3.8 million on expansion this year
Zimbabwe’s largest media group, Zimpapers, says that it has budgeted capital expenditure of $3.8 million for 2017 and has so far spent $750 000 on...
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The rot in Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Transport-Part Three
The Ministry of Transport could not account for more than $2 million it was given by the Zimbabwe National Roads Authority in 2014 and has...
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Only 20 percent of transactions in Zimbabwe now in cash
Zimbabwe’s use of cash for transactions has dropped by 76 percent to 20 percent, with plastic money and mobile money usage on the rise as...