The unspoken ZSE bloodbath
2019 was a devastating year for all on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as pensioners lost a significant portion of
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Yes you are right Governor; we don’t need to fret about coins!
We woke up to an article in the Herald today, where the RBZ governor was telling us not to fret
ED sends Mthuli straight under ZUPCO
……..whither policy consistency In his 2020 budget, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube had a detailed section dealing with what he called
Is it a new currency or new notes? What does this mean?
The recently announced Monetary Policy Committee held its inaugural meeting yesterday and its chair (who happens to be the RBZ
Fuel procurement now via interbank rate
Government has, with immediate effect, removed the 1:1 foreign currency exchange rate for the procurement of fuel by Oil Marketing
Redollarise to fix economy: Biti
The crippling fuel and power shortages facing Zimbabwe are likely to get worse if government fails to deal with price
Zimbabwe police assure visitors of safety despite U.S. travel warning
The Zimbabwe Republic Police on Thursday reassured locals and visitors to the country that despite a negative travel advisory issued
Govt pays US$64,4m to white farmers
Government has to date paid US$64,4 million to 93 white former commercial farmers for the improvements they made on reallocated
Inflation shoots to 75%
Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate for the month of April shot to 75,86%, up nine percentage points on the March rate
Govt demands $206m from miners
Government is owed a cumulative US$206 million in unpaid mining taxes and has since declared that it will soon be
Hospitality workers demand salaries in forex
Workers in the hospitality industry are demanding that their salaries be paid in foreign currency, saying their employers have the
‘Zim has no price distortions’
Government has denied there is a three-tier pricing system with Industry and Commerce deputy minister RajeshKumar (Raj) Modi claiming the
Zimbabwe earns nearly $3M selling elephants to China, Dubai, official says
If Zimbabwe can’t sell ivory, it’ll sell the whole elephant instead. Zimbabwe’s Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Priscah Mupfumira
Zimbabwe looks to SA’s Eskom to help stave off load shedding
Zimbabwe will turn to electricity imports from South Africa and Mozambique to ensure that the country does not resort to
2 500 Govt workers implicated in high-level graft
Over 2 600 cases of corruption involving Government employees and former employees have been recorded in the past 10 years
GMB misled Parly on $9m silo repairs loan
Grain Marketing Board (GMB) chief executive officer Rockie Mutenha allegedly misled Parliament on Tuesday when he denied reports that the
ZESA warns of massive load shedding
The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority(ZESA) has issued a warning that it will be increasing power cuts to manage it supply,
City council dumps ‘costly’ billing system
Harare City Council has dumped the highly criticised BIQ billing system, saying it is not delivering the functionality of Enterprise