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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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ANALYSIS | Govt is suspending payments to contractors over inflation, making...
As the Zimbabwe dollar tanked and inflation soared, government responded in the only way it knows how: wagging fingers and spinning dark...
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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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COLUMN | Stories from Dangamvura | The young people who crossed...
In this installment of his column, 'Stories from Dangamvura', Chris Kabwato remembers the young people who left the township to fight in...
Agripreneurship: How Nestlé is rebuilding Zimbabwe’s dairy farms
At Nestlé Zimbabwe, the factory has capacity to produce 45 million litres of milk per year. But there just isn’t enough milk...
ESSAY | Factions may not always be a bad thing: A...
By Tatenda Mashanda
In April 2015, when Robert Mugabe expelled his former deputy Joice Mujuru, her alleged crimes,...
HIGHLIGHTS | Mangudya projects higher inflation in the near term, avoids...
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will maintain “a tight” hold on monetary policy over the next half-year to try and tame inflation, governor...
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ESSAY | Factions may not always be a bad thing: A contemporary history of...
By Tatenda Mashanda
In April 2015, when Robert Mugabe expelled his former deputy Joice Mujuru, her alleged crimes, among others, were sowing division in the party, challenging his...
ANALYSIS | Govt is suspending payments to contractors over inflation, making an admission that...
As the Zimbabwe dollar tanked and inflation soared, government responded in the only way it knows how: wagging fingers and spinning dark conspiracies.
But, all along, the government knew...
COLUMN | Stories from Dangamvura | Township drama characters: Shaky Masamoosa, Rorenzi, Kingi the...
In this installment of his weekend series "Stories from Dangamvura", Chris Kabwato introduces us to Dangamvura and the kaleidoscope of characters that made it vibrant, tales with which many across Zimbabwean townships...
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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 | Stories from Dangamvura | The young people who crossed to fight, and...
In this installment of his column, 'Stories from Dangamvura', Chris Kabwato remembers the young people who left the township to fight in the liberation war, and how...
Agripreneurship: How Nestlé is rebuilding Zimbabwe’s dairy farms
At Nestlé Zimbabwe, the factory has capacity to produce 45 million litres of milk per year. But there just isn’t enough milk to push the factory to...
ESSAY | Factions may not always be a bad thing: A contemporary history of...
By Tatenda Mashanda
In April 2015, when Robert Mugabe expelled his former deputy Joice Mujuru, her alleged crimes, among others, were sowing division...
HIGHLIGHTS | Mangudya projects higher inflation in the near term, avoids new policy turns
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will maintain “a tight” hold on monetary policy over the next half-year to try and tame inflation, governor John Mangudya says.
After 70 years in the basement of a London church, this pioneering art collection...
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For the first time in his life, Gift Livingstone Sango, 65, saw a painting by his father depicting Jesus as a...
ANALYSIS | Govt is suspending payments to contractors over inflation, making an admission that...
As the Zimbabwe dollar tanked and inflation soared, government responded in the only way it knows how: wagging fingers and spinning dark conspiracies.
But,...