A team of International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials is in the country finalising a new Staff-Monitored Programme (SMP) for Zimbabwe,

Mashonaland West is expected to record a marginal increase in the volume of tobacco that will be delivered to the

Government will continue to work towards promoting financial inclusion to ensure every citizen has access to banking. This was said

Consumers have expressed shock after major supermarkets and small-scale retailers once again increased prices of some basic commodities by margins

The Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) paid out over half a million United States dollars to a non-existent company between

The formal RTGS$ rate to the US dollar will converge with the parallel market rate in the short term and

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) believes that most companies with external debt are not going to be adversely affected

Zesa Holdings insists that a 30 percent tariff increase is critical to ensure the country continues to enjoy a steady

Zimbabwe is working on bundling together two of its state-owned telcos to make them attractive to would-be investors, particularly from

Chinese company, China Nanchang Engineering, has approached Harare City Council with a deal to supply 600 solar-powered buses. The company

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, has increased tariffs for local voice calls to as high as RTGS$2,24 per minute. The new tariff

Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL), which is under reconstruction, plans to repossess residential and commercial properties from defaulting debtors. In

Olivine Industries says it is still struggling to access foreign currency despite the advent of the interbank market, saying the

The Public Enterprise Reform Programme by Government is already paying off, with Silo Food Industries set for operations next month

The Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB) has hiked weighing and auction floor charges, further eroding farmers’ earnings. The fee was

Fish farming could be a turning point for Zimbabwe’s sinking employment sector with a capacity of creating 20 000 jobs,

“The controversial black ownership law in Zimbabwe is dead. The requirement that black Zimbabweans own majority stakes in foreign owned

Small to medium enterprises (SMEs) will soon be remitting tax to the taxman, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has said.