Confederation Of Zimbabwe Industries

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Topic : Confederation Of Zimbabwe Industries

CZI sounds alarm over substandard goods

Its main aim is to protect consumers from substandard and counterfeit products, while promoting fair competition and curbing the influx of mispriced imports.

By Ashton Ndakusiya Jun. 20, 2025

CZI bets on tech, innovation for industrial development

As Zimbabwe prepares to leverage the African Continental Free Trade Area, technology and innovation are increasingly being seen as enablers in achieving intra-African trade at scale.

By Blessed Ndlovu Jun. 3, 2025

CZI bets on tech, innovation for industrial development

Address challenges that hinder competitiveness: Minister

According to the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) 2024 Annual Manufacturing Sector Survey Results, there are an estimated 4 552 manufacturing

By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 16, 2025

Address challenges that hinder competitiveness: Minister

RBZ walks the talk on ZiG: Expert

Experts in the financial and industrial sectors have welcomed the development, describing it as a turning point in Zimbabwe’s monetary policy.

By Tatenda Kunaka Apr. 14, 2025

Regulatory costs chokes industry, hinders competitiveness: CZI

He bemoaned the pressure being exerted on the formal sector due to smuggled and counterfeit products that are dominating the market.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Dec. 12, 2024

Regulatory costs chokes industry, hinders competitiveness: CZI

Incentivise informal sector: CZI

The informal sector is now estimated to make up between 60% and 70% of the economy, generating annual revenue of US$14,2 billion, according to the central bank.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Dec. 10, 2024

Ncube’s budget must target the vulnerable

Zimbabwe’s currency woes that started over two decades ago continue unabated — in April this year the government scrapped the RTGs dollar after it was battered by inflation.

By The Standard Nov. 24, 2024