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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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Zimbabwe’s plan to build reserves: make miners pay part of their...
Zimbabwean miners could pay half of their royalties in minerals as part of a plan by Government to build up mineral reserves....
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Zimbabwean farmers hope for whiff of cannabis boom
By Nelson Banya
Zimbabwean farmers looking to cash in on the boom in medical marijuana face a litany of...
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Zimbabwe’s plan to build reserves: make miners pay part of their...
Zimbabwean miners could pay half of their royalties in minerals as part of a plan by Government to build up mineral reserves....
OPINION | Why problem solvers, and not just qualifications, are driving...
By Ngoni Makaha
Ralph Mupita, just another normal lad from Mutare, is a kingmaker in the corporate universe sitting...
Losing energy: Perm Sec Magombo on why we’re in the dark,...
A perfect storm of breakdowns at Hwange’s aged power plants, failure of a unit at Kariba, and a fire that took out...
Spreading wings: Simbisa opens 27 new stores, to add 45 more...
Simbisa Brands, the country’s biggest fast foods company, added 27 new outlets in the past year and plans a further 45 as...
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OPINION | Why problem solvers, and not just qualifications, are driving today’s corporate leadership
By Ngoni Makaha
Ralph Mupita, just another normal lad from Mutare, is a kingmaker in the corporate universe sitting at the helm of Africa’s largest mobile network operator, the...
Stories from Dangamvura | ‘Kumusha ndekupi’: Matters of identity – MaBrandaya amongst the Shona
In this installment of Stories from Dangamvura, Chris Kabwato looks at the history of discrimination in Zimbabwe, and the longing for identity among the families of migrant groups in the country.
ESSAY | Here, comrades, is where ‘Brand Zimbabwe’ will either rise or fall
By Ranga Mberi
A few days ago, a friend who works for the government invited me to attend the launch of “Brand Zimbabwe” in Harare.
What...
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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...
Zimbabwe’s plan to build reserves: make miners pay part of their royalties in minerals
Zimbabwean miners could pay half of their royalties in minerals as part of a plan by Government to build up mineral reserves.
Currently,...
OPINION | Why problem solvers, and not just qualifications, are driving today’s corporate leadership
By Ngoni Makaha
Ralph Mupita, just another normal lad from Mutare, is a kingmaker in the corporate universe sitting at the helm of Africa’s...
Losing energy: Perm Sec Magombo on why we’re in the dark, and what her...
A perfect storm of breakdowns at Hwange’s aged power plants, failure of a unit at Kariba, and a fire that took out transmission lines caused the worst...
Spreading wings: Simbisa opens 27 new stores, to add 45 more under US$23m expansion
Simbisa Brands, the country’s biggest fast foods company, added 27 new outlets in the past year and plans a further 45 as part of a US$23 million...
BOOK DIGEST | Green Shadows in the Kiya Kiya Republic: Money-spitting snakes and heat...
By Melanie Boehi
Jimalo, the main protagonist in Farai Mudzingwa’s short story Green Shadows in the Kiya Kiya Republic (Mbonga Press, 2021), is trying...
Zim property investors rush for in-demand retail, industrial warehouses
With inflation limiting property developers' options, building large warehouses for retail and industrial clients is proving to be the sweet spot for the country’s biggest real estate...
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