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Topic : Togo

Banks automate, phase out traditional roles

BAZ believes the digital shift presents employees with opportunities to upskill and transition into new roles better suited to a digital economy.

By Ashton Ndakusiya Apr. 11, 2025

Banks automate, phase out traditional roles

Zim banks explore syndicate financing amid cash crunch

This liquidity crunch is being caused by hawkish monetary and fiscal policies meant to preserve the artificial value of the ZiG.

By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 4, 2025

Zim banks explore syndicate financing amid cash crunch

Ecobank constructs new headquarters

Since then, the bank has steadily grown, providing corporate, retail, and digital banking services nationwide.

By Staff Writer Mar. 7, 2025

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Banks cut jobs as economy bites

According to official statistics, the total consumption poverty line for one person was ZiG1 255,78 last month.

By Blessed Ndlovu Feb. 5, 2025

Zimbabwe’s banks not ready for cryptocurrency

He said the central bank had shown some interest in the technology, having introduced a gold-backed digital token.

By Belinda Chiroodza Jun. 23, 2024

Zimbabwe’s banks not ready for cryptocurrency

Banks brace for drought-induced shocks

Mutogo said by embracing sustainable banking practices, banks can contribute to the country’s sustainable economic growth while addressing the urgent need for climate action.

By Belinda Chiroodza Apr. 21, 2024

Zanu PF lifts suspension of Chipinge South candidate

Porusingazi, however, lost the seat to Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) candidate Clifford Hlatywayo, a development that angered the Zanu PF leadership in Manicaland.

By Kenneth Nyangani Apr. 5, 2024