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It’s the policies stupid, SMEAZ tells govt

SMEAZ chief executive officer Farai Mutambanengwe said there was a need to address the root cause of the problems facing the formal sector.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Mar. 25, 2025

It’s the policies stupid, SMEAZ tells govt

Harnessing the digital shovel: How Zimbabwean smallholder farmers can cultivate prosperity in a changing climate

Zimbabwe can explore similar systems to enhance the competitiveness of its agricultural products in both domestic and international markets.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Mar. 16, 2025

Harnessing the digital shovel: How Zimbabwean smallholder farmers can cultivate prosperity in a changing climate

How African MSMEs are decolonising manufacturing

A large measure of MSME-driven value addition is in the hands of youth and women.

By Charles Dhewa Mar. 5, 2025

How African MSMEs are decolonising manufacturing

Is Zimbabwe a clientele State?

There have been reports of land barons heavily linked to the ruling party who have been duping citizens of their hard-earned cash promising them stands.

By Mackingtosh Mugodzeri and Stephen Rukarwa Feb. 27, 2025

Women urged to venture into fishing at Lake Kariba

Small-scale fisheries globally face many challenges that render them vulnerable to global climatic and socio-economic changes.

By Obert Siamilandu Jan. 7, 2025

Women urged to venture into fishing at Lake Kariba

Food waste and losses: Smallholder farmers bear the brunt

In general terms, food waste refers to discarded or wasted food at the retail and consumer level. This entails discarding food that is unfit for human consumption.

By Peter Makwanya Jan. 6, 2025

Food waste and losses: Smallholder farmers bear the brunt

‘Budget allocation for SMEs too little’

MSMEs contribute over 60% of the GDP of our economy and according to a 2021 SMEs survey about 4,1 million individuals were operating 3,4 million enterprises.

By Gracious Daniel and Donald Nyandoro Dec. 9, 2024

Govt stretches fiscal purse

This is because any tax targeted at informal market players will always end as wishful talk, while the formal market players are faced with no option other than compliance.

By Equity Axis Dec. 6, 2024