NIMASA's Mobereola has emphasised the importance of building a robust maritime sector as a key component of Nigeria's economic diversification.
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Judith Phiri, Business Reporter WITH Zimbabwe seeking to revitalise its tourism sector- a critical component of the country’s economic growth strategy- experts have emphasised the need for robust collaborations between industry stakeholders and institutions of higher learning. With tourism identified as a key driver of foreign currency generation and employment in the National Development Strategy […]
NIMASA's Mobereola has emphasised the importance of building a robust maritime sector as a key component of Nigeria's economic diversification.
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Business Writer STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to the growth of Small to Medium Enterprises (SMES) as the institution joined key...
Business Writer STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to the growth of Small to Medium Enterprises (SMES) as the institution joined key...
Leonard Ncube – leonard.ncube@chronicle.co.zw GOVERNMENT believes the tourism industry has achieved its US$5 billion target set for 2025 and is...
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