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From free funds to direct fuel imports, here’s what you need to know from...
Following the end of dollarisation last month and the inevitable confusion that ensued, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has today, July 24, issued its second exchange...
What you need to know about latest IMF report on Zimbabwe
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has just released a report on Zimbabwe.
In the report, the IMF acknowledges the commitment by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s...
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Simbisa not too chicken to call out RBZ’s ‘deficient’ auction system,...
Simbisa Brands, the country’s biggest fast foods company, is calling out Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on its auction system, after the firm's...
Economy
Adding insult to injury, govt increases fuel levy
Zimbabwe's government has increased the strategic reserve levy by as much as 323%, a move which will push the country's fuel price,...
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Mambos’ Chicken is known for witty and edgy advertising. But, argues Milayo Ndou, their lewd ads are a symptom of broader societal...
Simbisa not too chicken to call out RBZ’s ‘deficient’ auction system,...
Simbisa Brands, the country’s biggest fast foods company, is calling out Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on its auction system, after the firm's...
Cold chain supplier InspiraFarms opens regional office in Zimbabwe, sees fresh...
InspiraFarms, a European company that designs and supplies cold-rooms and packhouses, is setting up its regional office in Zimbabwe, looking to take...
Caledonia acquires new mining asset in Zimbabwe, adds to Blanket Mine
Caledonia Mining is to buy Pan African Mining’s gold claims near Gweru, developing its second mine in Zimbabwe and reviving an operation that...
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COLUMN | The Elephant in the Room with Milayo Ndou | Mambo’s Chicken: How...
Mambos’ Chicken is known for witty and edgy advertising. But, argues Milayo Ndou, their lewd ads are a symptom of broader societal attitudes that buttress male sexual entitlement at women’s expense.
Too much of a good thing: How Zimbabwe’s generous tax incentives are undermining public...
By Darlington Chidarara and Mukasiri Sibanda
Africa is shouldering an overweight sustainable development problem of poverty, inequality, instability, and conflict that COVID-19 has aggravated.
There...
COLUMN | The Elephant in the Room With Milayo Ndou | Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga: Thank...
Member of Parliament and long-time opposition figure Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga's appointment as Zimbabwe's new ambassador to Sweden has raised much debate, with some critics calling her a 'sellout'. But, Milayo Ndou argues, Misihairabwi-Mushonga...
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No extra power until you pay US$80m arrears, neighbours tell Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe needs to raise US$80 million to clear arrears with its regional electricity suppliers before it can ramp up imports to ease a critical power shortage.
Power struggle: How corruption and poor planning left Zimbabwe in the dark
Zimbabwe’s power utility says the rolling power cuts the country is facing have been caused by low water levels at Kariba. This is true, but it is...
COLUMN | The Elephant in the Room with Milayo Ndou | Mambo’s Chicken: How...
Mambos’ Chicken is known for witty and edgy advertising. But, argues Milayo Ndou, their lewd ads are a symptom of broader societal attitudes that buttress male sexual...
Simbisa not too chicken to call out RBZ’s ‘deficient’ auction system, reports growth in...
Simbisa Brands, the country’s biggest fast foods company, is calling out Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on its auction system, after the firm's auditors called fowl on its...
Cold chain supplier InspiraFarms opens regional office in Zimbabwe, sees fresh produce growth
InspiraFarms, a European company that designs and supplies cold-rooms and packhouses, is setting up its regional office in Zimbabwe, looking to take advantage of what is sees...
Caledonia acquires new mining asset in Zimbabwe, adds to Blanket Mine
Caledonia Mining is to buy Pan African Mining’s gold claims near Gweru, developing its second mine in Zimbabwe and reviving an operation that shut down close to 20...
For the first time in 16 years, Zimbabwe expects to have enough wheat
Zimbabwe expects to have enough wheat in the country to meet its needs, for the first time since 2005, Cabinet said Tuesday.
The country...
Zimbabwe joins Rosatom’s push for nuclear technology in Africa, eyes use in agric
Zimbabwe is joining a push by Russia’s Rosatom to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy across Africa, with an MoU being signed in Europe on Monday.
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