Cafca expects 5-fold jump in earnings on firm cable demand
Cafca, Zimbabwe’s sole cable manufacturer, says it expects earnings to come in five times higher than last year due to strong local demand for its products.
The company issued a...
Zim inflation rises to 4.83%, tests dollar-era high
Zimbabwe’s official inflation rate has risen to 4.83% year-on-year, pushing towards its highest level since dollarisation.
August annual inflation quickened by 0.54 percentage points from 4.29 percent in July, according...
UPDATE: Harare suspends officials after Masiyiwa blows whistle on cholera scandal
THE Harare City Council's acting Town Clerk, Hosiah Chisango, has suspended officials suspected of inflating prices of material used in the capital's ongoing fight against cholera, which has killed...
Why Harare’s poisoned wells are killing us, with no quick fix in sight
IN MANY ways, Simudzirai Primary School in Glen View, Harare, is a microcosm of how many Zimbabweans are getting by.
By day, the privately owned school offers education to children...
Change your ways or sanctions remain, US tells Zim
The United States will not lift sanctions against Zimbabwe until the Government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa “changes its ways,” a senior U.S. economic official has said.
Manisha Singh, the U.S....
RBZ scurries to avert bread shortage
GOVERNMENT has scrambled to fund wheat imports and avert a bread shortage after a dire warning by millers that stocks could run out in the next few...
