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Govt cuts hemp licence fees to spur investment

The fee reductions, approved by Cabinet, are intended to lower the cost of entering the sector and encourage more farmers and investors to participate in the emerging industry.

By Chen Williams 1h ago

Govt cuts hemp licence fees to spur investment

Mutapa Gold, ZDF hand over new classroom block to Rushinga school

The facility was officially commissioned on Tuesday by Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces General Emmanuel Matatu.

By Staff Reporter 4h ago

Mutapa Gold, ZDF hand over new classroom block to Rushinga school

NetOne terminates Mushanawani’s contract, ending turbulent five-year tenure

The decision followed a board resolution last week and comes weeks after Mushanawani was placed on leave, with chief technical officer Chris Muchechemera appointed acting chief executive.

By Valentine Maya 5h ago

NetOne terminates Mushanawani’s contract, ending turbulent five-year tenure

Approval of migration of Old Mutual's listing from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

Jurie Strydom, Group Chief Executive Officer, Old Mutual Limited: "The successful completion of this migration marks an important milestone for Old Mutual and our shareholders on our

By Admin 6h ago

Press statement on approval of migration of Old Mutual's listing from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

By Admin 6h ago

What makes a million-dollar business? It's not what most entrepreneurs think

One of the first things professional investors evaluate is the people running the business.

By Business Reporter 12h ago

What makes a million-dollar business? It's not what most entrepreneurs think

Junior golfers spark Zim’s future hopes

Fourteen-year-old Nathaniel Zidya was among the standout performers after making a dream start on his home course

By Munyaradzi Madzokere 12h ago

NAZ rallies nationwide support for breastfeeding

NAZ executive director, Tapiwa Magaisa acknowledged that breastfeeding was a shared responsibility that require support from families, communities and policymakers.

By Staff Reporter Aug. 3, 2026