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Zim’s formal economy tanks

Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries economic research officer Macdonald Mutengo said formal businesses were forced to informalise due to over-regulation and shrinking profits.

By Ashton Ndakusiya and Sharon Zebra and Lisa Bangomwe 1h ago

Arrest first, investigate later: The culture of pre-trial punishment in Zim

Bail applications are routinely denied on flimsy grounds, effectively turning remand into State-sanctioned punishment without conviction.

By Human Rights And Democratisation Llm Students 1h ago

Arrest first, investigate later: The culture of pre-trial punishment in Zim

Council facilitates creation of 9 000 youth-run businesses

ZYC is a quasi-government institution under the Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training ministry mandated to promote youth empowerment.

By Concilia Mupezeni 1h ago

Council facilitates creation of 9 000 youth-run businesses

Lithium giant plans US$400m smelting facility

Sinomine Bikita Minerals vice-general manager Amanda Makausi said they are now in the commissioning phase of a US$35 million cesium flotation plant.

By Staff Reporter 1h ago

Lithium giant plans US$400m smelting facility

Tanganda backtracks on VFEX secondary listing

Instead, the Tanganda board agreed to issue new shares and list them on the VFEX as a secondary listing to shore up capital as market activity has been volatile on the ZSE.

By Farming Reporter 1h ago

Tanganda backtracks on VFEX secondary listing

Seminar for musicians on how to better manage, monetise their art

The Infocus Artist WealthLab comes as most Zimbabwean artistes do not have access to marketing, monetisation tools and tailor-made financial services.

By Life & Style Reporter 1h ago