Zimbabwe Business
Zimbabwe Diamond Mines Declare Dividends
Harare, August 25, 2010 – Zimbabwe government will receive US$30 million dollars in dividends from Canadile and Mbada diamond mines from their operations over the past year, figures released by the Ministry of Mines showed Tuesday.
[Zimbabwe Business] Serious Poultry Shortage Hits Zimbabwe
Harare, August 13, 2010 - Zimbabwean retailers have imposed a limit on the purchase of chicken quantities as poultry producers battle to meet demand. ...[Zimbabwe Business] 91 Firms Withdraw From ISO Regulation, But SAZ Has No Teeth
Harare, August 12, 2010 - Despite the fact that 91 firms in Zimbabwe have withdrawn from the International Standards Organization (ISO) regulations, the Standards Association of Zimbabwe (SAZ) has no teeth, its boss, Evelyn Gahadzikwa, has confirmed....[Zimbabwe Business] ZIA approves projects worth US$120m
HARARE - The Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA) has approved projects worth US$120 million so far, Richard Mbaiwa, Chief Executive Officer, has confirmed....[Zimbabwe Business] Zimbabwe Parastatal Firms Ordered To Reduce Salaries
Harare, July 22, 2010 - The government has given parastatals a three months ultimatum to reduce salaries for high earning managers and produce audited financial results after an investigation revealed that most state owned companies were flouting corporate governance laws. ...[Zimbabwe Business] Zimbabwe Mobile Phone Firms Clash
Bulawayo, July 22, 2010 -The country's leading mobile network company Econet has filed a US $ 9 million High Court lawsuit against one of its main competitor, NetOne over unpaid fees. ...[Zimbabwe Business] Foreigners Shun Zimbabwe Mine Entra
Bulawayo, July 21 2010 - Foreign exhibitors shunned the annual Mine Entra being held here, with some of them citing the controversial Indigenisation Law. ...[Zimbabwe Business] ZESA Says Low Consumer Tariffs Affecting Operations
Gweru, July 16, 2010 - While Zimbabweans have been crying foul of being overcharged by the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA), the power utility shocked delegates at a business congress here when it said the payments from consumers was covering less than half of their operations and maintenance....
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