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Brett Chulu IN last week’s instalment, a concern was raised that the 2021 National Budget, Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy risk being misaligned. The...
AUDITORS have raised a red flag over the valuation of assets by property companies in the half-year ended 30 June 2020, issuing adverse opinions that have...
TOURISM, one of the biggest foreign currency earners for most economies, has been hit hard by the Covid-19 lockdown, which reduced visitors to a trickle as...
PRIVATELY-OWNED coal producer Makomo Resources is owed about ZW$1,3 billion (approximately US$16 million) by its largest customer, the state-owned Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), managing director Raymond...
A STAGGERING 7 000 people employed in Victoria Falls’ tourist facilities have lost their jobs since 30 March when the government introduced a national lockdown to...
ZIMBABWE’S mining industry has granted its workers a 22% wage increase with effect from 1 October, a figure described by workers as paltry in an economy...
TREASURY blocked the construction of a US$300 million waste-to-energy plant and theme park that was being fronted by controversial businessman Delish Nguwaya, citing unsustainable payment terms...
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday presented a joint speech encompassing the state of the nation address (Sona) and the official opening of the third session of the...
THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is investigating a protracted fierce dispute over a farm in Goromonzi – Subdivision H of Whiteside Farm measuring 40,8 hectares which...
WHILE government is still agonising about how to secure US$3.5 billion to compensate displaced mainly white commercial farmers, fortune-hunters are already on the prowl positioning themselves...