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Atlas Mara’s local unit reported a profit of $228 000 in the six months to June compared to a loss of $162 000 over the same period last year. Revenue…

Agro industrial group Zimplow narrowed its operating loss by 18 percent to $1.3 million in the six months to June despite subdued volumes across the all business units. The company…

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission chasticised both the public and the police on their conduct in the recent demonstrations that rocked the country. It said that while the constitution guaranteed…

Shamva South Member of Parliament Joseph Mapiki says former Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa conceded to the country being called Zimbabwe-Rhodesia in 1979 because the Europeans were very clever and asked…

South African pharmaceutical firm Adcock Ingram says its businesses in Zimbabwe and Kenya continue to underperform, incurring a combined loss of $247 875 (R3.5 million) in the financial year ended…

Zimbabwe has capacity to generate enough electricity to support the country’s command agriculture programme, which aims to produce two million tonnes of maize by placing 200 000 hectares of dry…

The billions of dollars in aid delivered to Africa annually may do the continent much good, but it cannot deliver a solution to poverty. Only creating more high-quality jobs can…

Ecobank Zimbabwe posted a 52 percent growth in after tax profit to $3.4 million for the six months to June, 30, from $1.6 million in the comparable period last year.…

This blog shares some key learning points that may contribute to a broader Illicit Financial Flows agenda (IFFs) for civil society from the High Level Panel on Illicit Financial Flows…

Zimbabwe’s largest ferrochrome producer, Zimasco, currently under provisional judicial management, has approached banks it owes $35 million for a six and half year moratorium on interest on the pre-judicial management…