By John Legat
Excess money growth over and above the need for nominal GDP growth and some inflation, will lead to inflation and in the case of ZWL, a devaluation in the currency.
By Brains Muchemwa
On the 9th of May, Zimbabweans woke up to a sweeping raft of measures announced by the President aimed at stabilising the economy. Considering the 100% or so depreciation that...
By Takura Zhangazha
Religion has always been integral to Zimbabwe’s national consciousness, historically and in the contemporary.
From what is widely accepted as fact, the majority of Zimbabwe’s liberation heroes and leaders had...
Everyone wants to operate on normal terms of doing business. At present, Zimbabwe does not have these, judging by Standard Chartered plc's exit, writes Perry Munzwembiri
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The curtains are...
At the beginning of last year, I wrote an article in which I promised that “the fog will soon clear”.
The article was at a time when the movement was facing adverse circumstances. It...
By Takura Zhangazha
When Zimbabwe’s largest post-independence opposition party the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) was launched in September 1999, it was as popular as it was organic.
Stemming from...
Pedestrian Opinion with Mike Murenzvi
Child marriages represent an unwanted vestige from a time gone by. This was time when the marriage of young girls in a family represented survival from poverty.
By Archie Mathibela
On 13 December 2021, Zimbabwe announced the introduction of an e-passport through Statutory Instrument 273 of 2021, gazetting new fees and terms for citizens.
The Statutory Instrument put...
By Takura Zhangazha
In 1998, I had to undertake a research project for a course called Theory and Practice of Public Policy for my undergraduate studies.
I had decided that I...
By Tapiwa Chagonda
The Zimbabwean economy has continued to experience turbulence, despite having managed to weather a devastating spell of hyperinflation which peaked in 2008.
One economic area which has remained...
