Government shuts 11 gold millers
Zimbabwe’s ministry of mines has suspended 11 gold millers for failing to comply with production and marketing arrangements, an official said on Friday.
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Ingwebu Breweries bogged down by mismanagement
Bulawayo City Council’s Ingwebu Breweries is struggling under pressure from falling demand for its products and the high cost of operating its antiquated machinery, chairman Moffat Ndlovu has said.
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Zim slides back into deflation
No joy for Tsvangirai
ZESA warns of black Christmas
Zimbabwe will experience more power cuts in December due to maintenance being carried out at Kariba South power station, a Zimbabwe Power Company official said today.
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Surprise, surprise! Zimbabwe in $3m surplus!
Zimbabwe’s treasury has reported a budget surplus of $3 million for August driven by over the budget individual taxes and cuts in operating expenses despite missing aggregate revenue targets, according to latest official data.
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ZANU-PF kicks Rugare Gumbo out
Mangudya says banks have money but they are now too scared to give it out
The level of non-performing loans in Zimbabwe’s banking sector has escalated to an average 20 percent from 18 percent in June on rising defaults as the economy continues to underperform, worsening the cash shortages, the central bank governor John Mangudya said yesterday.
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High regulatory costs affecting ease of doing business – CZI
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) says regulatory charges imposed on companies by government agencies are too high and are contributing to the burden of doing business in the country.
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