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The developments came after the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) approved applications from the low-cost carriers FlySafAir and CemAir to start flying into Harare and Victoria Falls.
FHL group chairperson Herbert Nkala said adopting a hedging strategy mitigated the impact of the exchange rate fluctuation and sustained the group’s balance sheet.
The report said open market sales of grain, other crops, and maize meal are mainly conducted in the United States dollar in most areas, or South Africa rand in the southern districts.
The conference comes on the backdrop of several property developments underway, nationally, at a time the sector is facing highly priced rentals and exorbitant property prices.
Hwange Units 7 & 8, well-placed sources said, were constructed on a contract based in US dollars, and private foreign investment was utilised to finance the expansion project.
The local currency has lost over 18% of its value since the general elections held on August 23 and 24, 2023, reaching a value of US$1:ZWL$5 466,74 as of Tuesday morning.
Routes World is a platform where decision makers from airports and airlines worldwide gather to discuss the development of new air services and present opportunities for business growth.
Speaking to NewsDay Business, WorkReel Africa Region head Stephen Mashingaidze urged businesses to use artificial intelligence (AI) in its recruitment processes.
Hawkins also said policies should be made known and explained to people so that they are aware of what they stand for and how they should be implemented
Magade said the recent launch of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) presented the most immediate and significant opportunities for expanding the country’s export markets.
In emailed responses to NewsDay Business, Baz chief executive officer Fanwell Mutogo said banks, like any other industry, incurred costs when providing a service to their clients.
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Mining Development established that at least ZWL$300 billion is needed for critical expenditure items.