A statement by an IMF team, following routine consultations in Zimbabwe, recommends that Zimbabwe wind down the gold coins issued by RBZ in July as part of measures to contain inflation. Writing here, economist Persistence Gwanyanya, a member...
By Chris Chenga
Back in May, the Gems returned to Harare on a wet and cold Sunday evening. They were coming from a Tri-Nations tournament in Malawi. They gave each other no long gestures...
By Benjamin Juru
Recently, I had the opportunity to attend a class on the Harvard campus, and what an experience it was.
Attending the classes was quite eye-opening, and it...
By Mukasiri Sibanda
As important strides are made to attain the US$12 billion mining earnings target by 2023, up from US$2.7 billion recorded in 2017, the big question is how is this going to...
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 MTN Group. An Engineer by...
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.
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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 was this about?
By Nelson Chamisa
Like many people in Zimbabwe and elsewhere around the world, I recently watched a video of Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, the Limpopo MEC for Health, as she spoke to a Zimbabwean patient...
By Alastair Ford
Zimbabwe has been a complicated place to do business over the past few decades.
No doubt about that.
But if there’s one company that’s...
In his latest edition of Stories from Dangamvura, Chris Kabwato looks back at the sometimes eccentric choirmasters of the past, and why they must not fade from memory
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Recently, I...
