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ZNCC joins fresh push to drive intra-African trade

He said numerous programmes were in progress at both Comesa and African Union levels, focusing on capacity building and legal reforms necessary for seamless trade.

By Blessed Ndlovu and Ashton Ndakusiya Sep. 13, 2024

ZNCC joins fresh push to drive intra-African trade

Comesa bemoans slow pace in ratifying AfCFTA protocol

There has been a push to ratify the AfCFTA Protocol on Competition Policy over the past few years both locally and on the continent.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga May. 30, 2024

Comesa bemoans slow pace in ratifying AfCFTA protocol

Manzungu elected into Comesa board

Manzungu said on April 30, the CBC held its annual general meeting where new executive positions were announced.

By Style Reporter May. 3, 2024

Intergenerational Dialogue Forum kick starts in Zambia

AfCTA aims to boost the progress made by the continent in raising living standards while reducing poverty by pushing Continental trade

By Staff Writer Oct. 17, 2023

Intergenerational Dialogue Forum kick starts in Zambia

COMESA Competition Commission forbids AkzoNobel from acquiring Kansai Plascon Africa Ltd

As regional regulator of competition and consumer law in the COMESA, the CCC was notified in November 2022 of the proposed acquisition by AkzoNobel of control over Kansai.

By Staff Reporter Sep. 5, 2023

COMESA Competition Commission forbids AkzoNobel from acquiring Kansai Plascon Africa Ltd

Disputed polls: Region’s wings clipped

In last week’s polls, incumbent President Mnangagwa garnered a disputed 52,6% of the vote, against the CCC leader Chamisa’s 44%.

By Sydney Kawadza Sep. 1, 2023

Seed Co moves to mitigate climate change effects

However, he noted that whenever the market moves from high margin maturing varieties to low margin maturing varieties, it affects the price.

By Melody Chikono Aug. 28, 2023

Seed Co moves to mitigate climate change effects

Observer missions saw through Zanu PF’s chicanery

The actions by Zec, as roundly noted by the observer missions, suppressed voters, and put into question the credibility of the entire electoral process.

By The Standard Aug. 27, 2023