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Govt spending shock: where did the billions go?
IN his first address as president last November, Emmerson Mnangagwa promised to focus on economic recovery and to “shed misbehaviours and acts of indiscipline which have characterised the past.”
But,...
Cabinet okays Mthuli’s austerity and reform plan
FINANCE Minister Mthuli Ncube will this week announce details of a transitional plan to stabilise the economy by targeting government expenditure, the civil service, state enterprises and tax reform.
The...
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On a wing and a prayer: Overloaded by debt and a...
The Government has floated a tender for a new investor in Air Zimbabwe, which is $377 million in debt and recently placed under administration.
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Economy
Inflation in massive leap to 20.85%, new record high
The price hikes in early October drove annual inflation to 20.85%, the highest recorded since Zimbabwe adopted the US dollar in 2009, according to...
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ED writes on reforms: ‘The medicine is harsh, but the patient...
On the eve of the military coup that led to his rise to power, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has written this article on reforms in...
Inflation in massive leap to 20.85%, new record high
The price hikes in early October drove annual inflation to 20.85%, the highest recorded since Zimbabwe adopted the US dollar in 2009, according to...
Currency crisis: What would the MDC Alliance do?
EACH time Tendai Biti gets up to address an MDC Alliance rally, he is greeted with ‘USA! USA!’ chants. This adulation is not for...
On a wing and a prayer: Overloaded by debt and a...
The Government has floated a tender for a new investor in Air Zimbabwe, which is $377 million in debt and recently placed under administration.
A...
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ED writes on reforms: ‘The medicine is harsh, but the patient requires it’
On the eve of the military coup that led to his rise to power, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has written this article on reforms in The Financial Times.
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When Margaret Thatcher was elected UK prime minister...
Intimidation and threats have never affected me: Strive Masiyiwa hits back at critics
In an interview on CNBC Africa, Econet founder Strive Masiyiwa said President Emmerson Mnangagwa was sincere in his intentions and that sanctions on Zimbabwe had to be lifted. His comments drew the ire of...
NEWS MAKER: Everyone is striving for Masiyiwa’s endorsement, but his loyalty is to business
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is “sincere in what he’s doing”, economic recovery will be tough and Western sanctions must be lifted, says Econet Wireless founder Strive Masiyiwa.
Masiyiwa was part of a panel of leading businessmen...
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ED writes on reforms: ‘The medicine is harsh, but the patient requires it’
On the eve of the military coup that led to his rise to power, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has written this article on reforms in The Financial Times.
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When Margaret Thatcher...
Inflation in massive leap to 20.85%, new record high
The price hikes in early October drove annual inflation to 20.85%, the highest recorded since Zimbabwe adopted the US dollar in 2009, according to new official data just released.
The...
Currency crisis: What would the MDC Alliance do?
EACH time Tendai Biti gets up to address an MDC Alliance rally, he is greeted with ‘USA! USA!’ chants. This adulation is not for America, but its coveted currency....
On a wing and a prayer: Overloaded by debt and a bad rep, grounded...
The Government has floated a tender for a new investor in Air Zimbabwe, which is $377 million in debt and recently placed under administration.
A notice published on Monday invited...
Zimbabwe platinum miners plan base-metal refinery
Platinum miners in Zimbabwe plan to jointly develop a base-metal refinery in the country, Mines Minister Winston Chitando said.
The processing plant has been under consideration since at least 2014....
‘Take the bitter medicine in one swallow’: Business gives Mthuli its budget prescription
Ahead of Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s 2019 national budget presentation on November 22, the country’s largest business groups have handed him proposals that would have a far reaching impact...
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