The Tobacco marketing season kicked off this morning with the first bale sold at US$4.20 which is marginally lower than the US$4.30 realized at last year's opening session, raising stakes for growers who are anticipating higher prices than previous year. According to the Tobacco Marketing Board
Zimbabwe has been flagged as one of the 56 authoritarians nations where citizens are deemed to be not free to express their democratic rights, a report by the Freedom House has said. The President Emmerson Mnangagwa regime has been in the spotlight for human rights abuses
Old Mutual Zimbabwe posted an inflation adjusted profit before tax for the year 2021 of ZWL$ 29.507 million, 212 percent ahead of prior year levels of $ ZWL$ 9.446 million thanks to increased premium income and fees which were largely driven by price reviews coupled
Zimbabweans studying in Ukraine say they are now fearing for their lives due to limited security in the war torn country. By Lloyd Rabaya This comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine and sent in troops after the latter had shown interests in joining
263Chat · Analyysts Predict Deadly 2023 Polls Zimbabwe should brace for a violent 2023 election, political players and analysts have said. Zimbabwe is set to have a harmonized election before July 2023 with the electorate heading to the polls to select presidential, members of parliament and council
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, March 29, 2022/ -- African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) President Dr Akinwumi A. Adesina arrived in Dubai today at the start of a three-day official visit to the United Arab Emirates. The Bank Group chief is expected to meet with His Highness
263Chat · Liquid Lands Capacity Of Subsea Cable Equiano In Nigeria And South Africa JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, March 29, 2022/ -- Liquid Intelligent Technologies, a business of Cassava Technologies, a pan-African technology group, has announced it has acquired a fibre pair on the Equiano subsea cable, allowing
263Chat · Border Timbers Exits Judicial Management after Successful Turn-Around Border Timbers has exited judicial management after undergoing a successful turn-around in fortunes after the company was deemed insolvent and failing to pay its debts to several financial institutions that had reached US$20 million. The company is
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) vice President and re-elected Harare East legislator Tendai Biti has castigated the government for superintending over a ballooning consolidated debt for Zimbabwe, which is now exceeding US$19 Billion dollars. Biti was speaking during the 3rd annual Zimbabwe Debt Indaba, a conference
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