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Trabablas interchange will be a symbol of epic failure, cronyism

The Scarfmore regime last week held their last cabinet meeting in which delusion was in no short supply.
By Doctor Stop It 13h ago

Liquidity crunch vexes battered Zim

By the end of March, the Zimdollar had plummeted to US$1:ZW$22 055,47, down from US$1:ZW$6 104,72 at the end of 2023.
By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 20, 2024

2024 year of turmoil, monetary chaos

The weakening ZiG has also raised the cost of doing business in terms of increases in taxes, fees, and regulatory costs, as well as production and servicing expenses.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Dec. 20, 2024

Negative impact of illicit financial flows (III)

When companies under-declare their profits due to IFFs, the government will collect much less revenues than it would have collected, if the companies had chosen to be honest.
By Kevin Tutani Dec. 13, 2024

Looking ahead: Will currency stability be guaranteed in 2025?

A larger economic base helps mitigate the downsides associated with wider budget deficits and the need to monetise the funding gap through expensive debt or simply printing currency. 
By Equity Axis Dec. 13, 2024

Economic stakeholders bemoan liquidity crisis

The annual survey, held under the theme “Weaving Through a Dynamic Liquidity Terrain”, was sponsored by First Capital Bank Zimbabwe.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Dec. 13, 2024

Revisit export retention threshold: UNDP

Local exporters are required by law to surrender the remaining 25% to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in exchange for local currency.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga and Takudzwa Munemo Dec. 11, 2024

Zim’s gold curse: Fighting environmental devastation

In regions like Murehwa and Marange, forests are cleared to access gold deposits, resulting in habitat loss and diminished carbon sequestration.
By Constantine Chikosi Dec. 6, 2024

Govt bans alluvial mining.

This comes hardly a month after two Chinese companies were banned from engaging in alluvial gold mining along Sanyati River that borders Hurungwe and Nyaminyami districts.
By Nhau Mangirazi Dec. 2, 2024