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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...
Companies
New survey: Why confidence among Zimbabwe’s mining executives has plunged below...
Zimbabwe’s mining executives are pessimistic about 2024, concerned over low mineral prices, power supply, and access to capital, according to a new...
Economy
HIGHLIGHTS: Mthuli gives nothing back in tight-fisted Z$4.2 trillion 2023 budget
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube picked an odd quote to cap off his 2023 national budget statement on Thursday. He quoted Mahatma Gandhi:...
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Skills flight: UK care work visas to Zimbabweans up 170% this...
The number of Zimbabweans who moved to the United Kingdom to do health and care work rose by 169% in the year...
ArcelorMittal is shutting down its steel plants in SA. Here’s why...
The closure of ArcelorMittal’s steel mills in South Africa may be felt in Zimbabwe, where the company is the major buyer of...
Beer tasters, pricing, distribution: Innscor’s game plan to take a big...
By Tonderai Maruke A year after launching the Nyathi brand of sorghum beer, Innscor is recruiting an army of...
Currency crisis, high borrowing costs threaten Zimbabwe’s budding blueberry sector
By Nelson Banya Zimbabwe's blueberry production, one of the country's fastest growing crops, is under threat from a...
Opinion
COLUMN | The scattered tribes of a broken country
We were once a proud nation, now scattered to the four corners of the world and the subject of online insults. As the countries in which we have sought refuge become less...
COLUMN | Once upon an ideology: A people caught between Bible-thumpers and empty leaders
At a time when the world is craving for leadership, Africa is hurtling along without a driver. The problem, writes Chris Kabwato, is a lack of ideology. I...
The Dark Side of the Zimbabwe Liberation Struggle: A Personal Account
By Douglas Mutepaire The Zimbabwe liberation struggle was a historic and heroic movement that ended the colonial rule of the white minority and ushered in a new era of...
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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
By Ranga Mberi Zimbabwe’s power utility says the rolling power cuts the country is facing have been caused by low water levels at...
Skills flight: UK care work visas to Zimbabweans up 170% this year
The number of Zimbabweans who moved to the United Kingdom to do health and care work rose by 169% in the year to September, deepening the skills...
ArcelorMittal is shutting down its steel plants in SA. Here’s why this may worry...
The closure of ArcelorMittal’s steel mills in South Africa may be felt in Zimbabwe, where the company is the major buyer of coking coal from Hwange.
Beer tasters, pricing, distribution: Innscor’s game plan to take a big sip of the...
By Tonderai Maruke A year after launching the Nyathi brand of sorghum beer, Innscor is recruiting an army of “beer testers” and banking on...
Currency crisis, high borrowing costs threaten Zimbabwe’s budding blueberry sector
By Nelson Banya Zimbabwe's blueberry production, one of the country's fastest growing crops, is under threat from a currency crisis and high borrowing...
COLUMN | The scattered tribes of a broken country
We were once a proud nation, now scattered to the four corners of the world and the subject of online insults. As the countries in which we...
Pick n Pay sees rare recovery in sales, but still banking on currency policy...
Pick n Pay is reporting some revival in sales, after volumes fell by 10% in the half-year to August, but says it is banking on a change...