FMB Capital has a strong presence in Zimbabwe through the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed First Capital Bank.

The deal came after a market assessment of who to appoint to manage the Tetrad book and a due diligence process.

The bank found that the continent needs about US$1,6 trillion between 2022 and 2030 to meet its nationally determined contributions.

They were hosted by AZTA at a back to the future-themed lunch in Harare last week.

The organisation said reports of potential corrupt practices in the deal that was exposed at the weekend were more depressing.

The organisation has indicated that the recognition programme is open to all ZB employees.

FOREIGN trade promotion agency, ZimTrade, says it is deepening efforts to improve the visibility of Zimbabwean products on regional markets.

The firm was also nominated for a global award to be presented in London early next year, according to a statement released yesterday.

The Pomona has been mired in controversy.

The survey is the initiative of the country’s leading business weekly, the Zimbabwe Independent (ZimInd), in partnership with First Capital Bank (FCB) and will be held at the Nest in Borrowdale.

“There should be a policy to reward responsible corporates concerning waste management initiatives,” Mhuri said.

The institution has in the past year been mobilising crucial lifelines to bolster Zimbabwe’s productive sector.

This will make Dolphin Telecoms the fourth mobile service operator in the country after Econet, Telecel and NetOne.