News about Zimbabwe that you can use
The local unit of international energy firm Total says it expects to maintain its dominance in the country’s fuel industry despite the re-emergence of foreign competition, an official said on Wednesday as government plans to re-introduce mandatory blending.
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The Movement for Democratic Change-Tsvangirai Member of Parliament for Budiriro Costa Machingauta is battling for his life at a private hospital in Harare after viciously being assaulted by suspected Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front thugs last night.
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Zimbabwe’s tax agency says gross collections in the first quarter of 2015 surpassed the $850 million target by five percent to $896.6 million, buoyed by better-than-expected revenue from value added tax (VAT), individual tax and excise duty.
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World platinum top producer Anglo America Platinum says milled tonnage output at its Zimbabwe unit Unki near Shurugwi was flat at 413 000 ounces in the first quarter ending March 31 compared to the previous quarter.
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Courier service provider DHL Zimbabwe says an increase in tobacco exports to Belgium following the European Union (EU) easing of sanctions on the country has spurred growth in volumes, and necessitated the company’s expansion.
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Government’s domestic borrowing increased by nearly 30 percent to $549.18 million in February compared to the same period last year, latest central bank figures have shown.
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The veterinary services department in the Midlands has suspended cattle trade in parts of the province due to a suspected outbreak of foot and mouth disease, an official said today.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) is struggling to attract new airlines to its new look Victoria Falls International Airport because of poor traffic to the tourism hotspot, an official has said.
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Munyaradzi Kereke, the local representative of a shadowy prospective Tetrad Investment Bank investor today met and assured restive creditors that a deal to rescue the financial institution was being finalised with government.
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The international Monetary Fund has said Zimbabwe’s economic prospects remain difficult as growth has stalled and is now expected to weaken further this year on debt distress, fiscal challenges and difficulties in policy implementation.
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