IMF tells Zimbabwe: keep monetary policy tight, lift forex controls, wind down gold coins
The IMF says as inflationary pressures ‘subside’ in Zimbabwe, the country must maintain a tight monetary policy, lift forex controls and ease out gold coins.
One of the Zim govt’s biggest infrastructure contractors is now under American sanctions
The US has imposed sanctions on Fossil Contracting, a major player in government infrastructure projects, and Fossil Agro, a supplier of state farm programmes, over providing support...
The bus to nowhere: of chicken buses, black enterprise, and our wait for generational...
By Ranga Mberi
While driving down in the Lowveld one day, I saw what looked like the shell of an old abandoned bus...
OPINION | Nelson Chamisa: Here is how I would end Zimbabwe’s power crisis
Zimbabwe is facing its worst power crisis in years, with outages lasting 20 hours. In this article, opposition CCC leader Nelson Chamisa writes about what his government...
As ZESA fails, these major power-hungry mining investments in Zimbabwe are bringing their own...
By Ranga Mberi
When the Chamber of Mines asked its members to list their biggest worries this year, most of them had one...
Govt’s latest energy update: There is bad news, and slightly less bad news
Faced with its worst power crisis in years, Cabinet on Tuesday gave an update on power shortages and what it plans to do about them.
