Financial powerhouse, CBZ Holdings Limited, has delivered a robust performance for the first quarter of 2025 recording a profit after tax of ZWG537.5 million, despite moving through a turbulent global economic landscape. The group’s Q1 trading update released recently showed resilience in the face of international
Financial services giant CBZ Holdings has announced the appointment of Lawrence Nyazema and Luxon Zembe as Group Chief Executive Officer and Chairman respectively. In a statement, CBZ Holdings Limited Group Chief Governance Officer , Rumbidzayi Jakanani said the appointments were effective April 19, 2024. “The Board wishes
Zimbabwe’s largest bank by deposit, CBZ Holdings has launched a new visual identity as part of its revamped corporate strategy, the bank has said. The old logo, with a rectangular shape and a 3D red and orange ‘button’ has been replaced by a solid red circle
Youth Entrepreneurship Programme (YEP) facilitators have urged the youth to take advantage of the problems that the country is currently facing to come up with great business ideas. In an interview with 263Chat on the sidelines of the YEP workshop held in Masvingo last week, one
Econet Wireless was on Friday last week awarded the Postal and Telecommunications trophy for the best overall stand by a licensed postal and telecommunications operator at the just ended 108th Harare Agricultural Show. CBZ Holdings bagged the Financial Services Floating Trophy for the Best Stand Exhibited
CBZ Bank's Young Entrepreneurs Programme (YEP) program has since 2016 benefited 1 875 young people with 52% of the trainees being women, the financial institution has revealed. According to a statement from the bank, the 2017 edition saw over 1 000 young people from the country’s
Leading financial institution in the country, CBZ Holdings has announced the appointment of Dr Blessing Mudavanhu as the Group Chief Executive Officer with effect from 1 June 2018, replacing Never Nyemudzo who retired in October last year. In a statement released yesterday, CBZ Group Legal Corporate
Namibia has welcomed President Emmerson Mnangagwa's 'Zimbabwe is open for business' mantra saying they are open to interested Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) partnering with Namibian entities. Speaking to 263Chat on the sidelines of the ongoing CBZ International SME Indaba 2018 in Bulawayo, Namibian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ms
Government has committed to put in place policies that promote Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) saying the sector need to be supported grow into fully fledged corporates. Addressing stakeholders at the CBZ International SME Indaba 2018 underway in Bulawayo, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Industry,
Leading financial institution, CBZ Holdings has put in place a $10 million facility to support and create value in the Small and Medium Enteprises sector as a way of boosting their competitiveness. In an interview with 263Chat, CBZ Holdings Acting Group Chief Executive Officer, Peter Zimunya
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