The country’s biggest bank by deposits and asset base, Commercial Bank of Zimbabwe (CBZ ) has upgraded its digital banking platforms- CBZ Touch and CBZ Pay as the bank seeks to enhance customer experience and security when transacting. The new version of the CBZ-Touch application -currently
CBZ Bank and Fastjet, Africa’s award-winning value-based airline have today, Thursday announced their new partnership with the launch of an additional payment channel of the airline's tickets at the branches countrywide. The new payment channel allows Fastjet customers to make booking payments safely and conveniently at
All is set for the second edition of the CBZ Marathon to be held at Old Georgians Sports Club in Harare on the 8th of March. The event to be used as a qualifying stage for the Two Oceans and Comrades Marathon is expected to attract
Corrupt and illegal deals within President Mnangagwa's government has been exposed following the arrest of Vice President Constatino Chiwenga's estranged wife who, according to the state papers was fishing out foreign currency from the country illegally through Robert Mugabe International airport freely without being caught
Former board Chairman for the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) Albert Mugabe is in hot soup after he had been brought to court for criminal abuse of office
Local banks in partnership with their representative board, the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe are on high alert after over 200 cases of card cloning and fraud were reported across the banking sector in the past five months. With the government delaying the gazetting of the much
Local Small to Media Enterprises in Zimbabwe are battling against funding challenges compounded by failure to access credit lines from financial institutions, a problem they say has derailed their operations. Addressing various stakeholders at the CBZ International SME Indaba 2018, CBZ Divisional Director Molly Dingani said
CBZ Holdings Limited have availed more business opportunities for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has set aside US$10 million to support income generating projects for youth as the government moves to address gaps that have seen young people accessing only 3.65% of banking sector loans in the country. Speaking at the CBZ Youth Entrepreneurs
Due to the serious cash shortages prevailing in Zimbabwe, RTGS has become the most suitable choice of transferring money across banks.
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