2015年7月27日 星期一

2015-07-28 Zimbabwe Business


New Zimbabwe.com
   
Electronic payments to reach $50bln, RBZ   
New Zimbabwe.com
THE central bank says electronic payments are expected to reach $50 billion by the end of the year as the country's mobile money sector continues to grow in both volumes and value. All of the three mobile network operators in Zimbabwe – Econet, Telecel ...

Mobile money activities total $6,1 billion   NewsDay
Electronic payments to reach $50bln by year-end – RBZ   The Zimbabwe Daily

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Zimbabwe Independent
   
BAT Zimbabwe unit's H1 profit up on higher prices   
Zimbabwe Independent
Cigarette maker British American Tobacco's Zimbabwe unit reported higher first-half profit after raising prices and cutting costs, it said on Monday, despite a drop in sales due to a depressed economy. Reuters. BAT Zimbabwe, which is 44 percent owned ...
BAT smokes to profitability   NewsDay
Bat Bucks Downward Trend in Zim   AllAfrica.com
BAT says H1 net profit 43pct higher at $7,6mln   The Zimbabwe Daily

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Chronicle
   
Vic Falls hikes rates by 650pc   
The Herald
The Ministry of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing has defended the increase of rates by Victoria Falls Municipality by 650 percent that resulted in some companies, especially tourism operators, expected to fork out at least $9 000 per ...

Committee scrutinises Vic Falls 650% rates hike   Chronicle

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The Zimbabwe Daily
   
Econet, Masiyiwa family trust partner to launch e-commerce service   
The Zimbabwe Daily
HARARE,– Zimbabwe's largest mobile phone operator Econet Wireless has partnered with a family trust of founder and executive chairman Strive Masiyiwa in launching an e-commerce service as the group seeks to drive volumes for its mobile money transfer ...


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iAfrica.com
   
Sadc energy cost reflective deadline set at 2019   
Chronicle
SOUTHERN African Development Community (Sadc) energy ministers have called on member countries to produce roadmaps for transitioning their electricity supply industries towards cost-reflective tariffs by 2019 in an effort to improve the sustainability ...
S/Africa: SADC ministers approve renewable energy centre   StarAfrica.com

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KHL Group
   
Global Maltodextrin Market Anticipated to Expand at a CAGR of 5.1% Through ...   
Digital Journal
Future Market Insights has announced the addition of the "Maltodextrin Market: Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment 2015 - 2020" report to their offering. This press release was orginally distributed by SBWire. Valley Cottage, NY ...
Telematics expected to grow   KHL Group

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BDlive
   
ZSE opens week in red as Global markets tumble over China worries   
The Zimbabwe Daily
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) opened the week on a low note due to unattractive prices for several listed counters. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange shortly after the opening. The industrial index opened the week ...

JSE closes only slightly lower despite plunge in Chinese equities   BDlive

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Nehanda Radio
   
Agriculture in Zimbabwe: What is the future?   
Nehanda Radio
If we are to understand the future of agriculture in Zimbabwe we need to understand the past. Why was Zimbabwe such a successful country agriculturally in the past? Ben Freeth. So what has happened to make it so spectacularly unsuccessful in recent ...
Pakistan, Zimbabwe put limited-overs series on hold (142)   EIN News Zimbabwe
Moses Lake Professional Pharmacy Issues Voluntary Recall of Unexpired Sterile ...   EIN News (press release)
Accenture and Cisco extend partnership in Brazil   Telecompaper (subscription)
Brazil Business Today (subscription)   
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The Zimbabwe Standard
   
OK Zimbabwe records decline in sales   
The Zimbabwe Standard
OK Zimbabwe Limited says net sales for the quarter ending June 30 were lower than budgeted and declined against the previous year by 7,5% due to the deteriorating macro-economic environment that spawned declining consumption and falling prices.

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Reuters
   
China shares sink again as Beijing scrambles to calm markets   
Reuters
SHANGHAI Chinese shares sank more than 3 percent on Tuesday, as Beijing scrambled once again to stabilize a stock market whose wild gyrations have heightened fears about the financial stability of the world's second biggest economy. After a plunge of ...

China Rout Deepens, Worries Ripple Out to Other Asian Markets   Wall Street Journal
MarketsAsian markets recover as China shares go positive   Financial Times
Chinese Shares Tumble Again   New York Times
The Australian   
NDTV   
The Australian Financial Review   
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