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War vets suffer blow in US$3,5bn case

In the application heard by High Court judge Justice Rodgers Manyangadze, the war veterans were seeking an order declaring compensation to white ex-farmers invalid.

By Staff Reporter Jun. 6, 2025

5 000 teachers quit in 2023: Ministry

PTUZ recently sent a delegation to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s office requesting his intervention over salaries and other challenges bedevilling the education sector.

By Silas Nkala Jun. 5, 2025

How the NRZ can fund pensioners on its own

NRZ owned real estate across Zimbabwe, throughout southern Africa and even in the United Kingdom.

By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi May. 31, 2025

How the NRZ can fund pensioners on its own

Treasury banks on booze, fast foods for revenue

“Growth is projected to rebound to 6% in 2025, driven by agriculture recovery, manufacturing, and investments in mining.”

By Tatira Zwinoira May. 28, 2025

Treasury banks on booze, fast foods for revenue

Ncube urges pension funds to tackle unclaimed benefits, diversify investments

These include the rise in unclaimed benefits, which have gone up by 62,19%, reaching an amount of ZiG66,6 billion by December 2024.

By Mthandazo Nyoni May. 16, 2025

Ncube urges pension funds to tackle unclaimed benefits, diversify investments

Eagle REIT listing on VFEX a critical leap: Ncube

He commended Fidelity Life Asset Management, the promoter and fund manager of Eagle REIT, for its long-standing expertise in fund management and property development.

By Mthandazo Nyoni May. 16, 2025

Eagle REIT listing on VFEX a critical leap: Ncube

ZAPF’s congress kicks off in Victoria Falls

Highlights include Farai Gaba’s analysis of state service pension models and Arthur Mutambara’s keynote on artificial intelligence’s transformative role in pension management.

By Business Reporter May. 14, 2025

ZAPF’s congress kicks off in Victoria Falls

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Teachers plot to doorstep Mthuli

The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ), which is organising the march, said educators were earning poverty wages and were incapacitated to report for work.

By Lorraine Muromo May. 9, 2025