The rapidly changing landscape of digital lending March 12, 2018 Taking stock of the top seven emerging digital lending models By Priya Punatar  Last year, Amazon grabbed headlines by giving $1 billion in small-business loans to over 20,000 merchants in the United States, Japan, and the U.K. Their near real-time data on sellers’ businesses and

The Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) recently started presenting weekly commodity prices as a way of promoting the agricultural products that are in the market. Herein are the prices of the various agricultural products: Bulletin-Number-17-of-2017

Endeavour Magazine recently conducted an interview with Mike Bailey, Managing Director of Better Agriculture, about the company’s role in supporting local farmers and their communities, helping them to achieve their potential and grow a stronger future for rural Zimbabwe. Better Agriculture is one of Zimbabwe Microfinance Fund’s partners that seek to economically empower the bottom-of-the-pyramid clients through

February 2, 2017 in Business  The Monthly Financial Sector Bulletin (MFSB) publishes “The Microfinance interview”, a monthly question-and-answer feature through which it engages with key stakeholders of the microfinance sector such as MFIs, funders, service providers, development partners and regulators among others on issues of topical and mutual interest.     Brian Zimunhu In this third instalment,

November 11, 2016 in Business    The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has licensed 10 more microfinanciers as it moves to deepen the financial inclusion thrust. BY BUSINESS REPORTER In a notice yesterday, RBZ said it had licensed seven moneylenders and three credit only microfinance institutions. This brings the total number of licensed microfinanciers to 173 as

November 10, 2016 in Business, Columnists   The Monthly Financial Sector Bulletin (MFSB) recently introduced “The Microfinance Interview”, a monthly question-and-answer feature through which it engages with key stakeholders of the sector such as microfinancial institutions (MFIs), funders, service providers, development partners and regulators amongst others on issues of topical and mutual interest. In the first interview, NewsDay’s

Owen Ganyani – ZMF M & E Officer ZMF supports her internal stakeholders in keeping abreast with current trends in the Microfinance sector. Amongst the first students to qualify in the Executive Certificate in Microfinance offered by the University of Zimbabwe is Owen Ganyani – M& E Officer at ZMF. Join the ZMF management and

ZMF Staff members attending a strategic planning workshop at Manna Lodge in Harare recently

This was revealed at a stakeholders workshop held last Saturday by the Farmers Economic Growth (FEG) Trust. Muslims consume goat meat at various festivals that include the just ended Hajj, which is a five-day religious pilgrimage to Mecca and holy sites in Saudi Arabia. According to the ‘Hajj, the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca explained for

Mbuya Easter Chidzonga used to make a living as a cross border trader travelling to South Africa and bringing in goods for resell. Now she has started a business manufacturing and distributing cordials to neighbourhood shops in Chitungwiza as well as Dema growth point, Mashonaland East. Decline Over the last decade, as economic hardships deepened