BUSINESS NEWS

President Emmerson Mnangagwa criticized the renewed U.S. sanctions against Zimbabwe, which he described as illegal, and asked that country's ambassador to Harare to convey Washington a correct assessment of the situation in this African nation.

Zimbabwe’s tourism sector is starting to re-engage its international markets, targeting tour operators who had ceased to package the country in recent years.

Located about 70km from Kwekwe and 50km from Mvuma is the 120-hectare Mahamara Farm.

Numerous foreign direct investment (FDI) commitments made, coupled with a conducive business environment obtaining in the country, will act as catalysts for job creation, a brokerage firm IH Securities has revealed.

Marjorie Ngwenya became the first non-British-based person to be appointed president-elect of the UK’s Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.

CBZ Holdings Limited says it will commit $120 000 into the Youth Entrepreneurs Programme (YEP) in line with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s 2016-2020 National Financial Inclusion Strategy.

BUSINESS leaders have expressed optimism that the incoming Government to be formed by President Mnangagwa, would expedite implementation of policies that promote economic growth and raise the living standards of the citizens.

by Bevan Musoko

The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) subsidiary, National Building Society has come up with a strategy to ease the plight of pensioners who are usually faced with challenges of accessing cash when their pensions become due.

METALLON Corporation Limited yesterday announced a $530 million investment pitch towards modernisation of its four local subsidiaries.

by Dorcas Rumano

ZANU PF First Secretary and President, Emmerson Mnangagwa said that since he assumed office in November last year, the country's economy has been strongly growing.

by Tapiwa Mutonhodzi

Zimbabwe tobacco sales season ends today on a high note after reaching the unprecedented target of 238 million kilograms, breaking the 237 million kilograms record set in 2000.

THE credible outcome of next week’s harmonised elections is expected to consolidate international confidence in Zimbabwe, thereby positioning the country for increased foreign direct investment (FDI) and robust economic growth, economist analysts say.