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Ways to keep the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) stable

History is a painful reminder of losses incurred by economic agents over the years since the nation started currency revaluations in 2006.
By Zimcodd Apr. 21, 2024
Letter from America: The ZiG debate has confirmed my worst fears!
Letter from America: The ZiG debate has confirmed my worst fears!
The outbursts of Brother Chris Mutsvangwa conform to a pattern in Zanu PF where there is no intention of engaging opponents in debate.
By Kenneth Mufuka Apr. 21, 2024
ZiG doomed by overall lack of transparency
 The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s decision to introduce the ZiG electronically before hard currency is available has sparked panic.
El Niño drought hits Zimbabwe hard
We have known that this was going to be an El Niño season for many months.
By Ian Scoones Apr. 21, 2024
Unleashing potential of African leaders and shaping a brighter future for Africa
This article gives a snap view of MINDS activities and events held in 2023 that transforms leadership landscape in Africa.
By Ronald Zvendiya Apr. 21, 2024
Empowering Zimbabwe’s real estate with a green housing fund
Zimbabwe, like many emerging economies, faces multifaceted challenges in its housing sector.
By Bekithemba Mpofu Apr. 21, 2024
Business Opinion: Visioning the lifecycle of entrepreneurship
Some fail to run their start-ups up to corporate level because they skip a stage.
By Farai Chigora Apr. 21, 2024
Human rights violations continue across Zimbabwe
Manicaland Province recorded the highest number of violations with 39 violations, up from 31 last month.
By ZPP Apr. 21, 2024
Village Rhapsody: Growing challenge of medication resistance: Why we need to act now
The implications of medication resistance are far-reaching and multifaceted.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Apr. 21, 2024
Editorial Comment: A case of blatant abuse of power
The women were arrested on April 10 after they allegedly showed their displeasure at the way Mnangagwa was distributing goodies to disadvantaged members of the community.
By The Standard Apr. 20, 2024
EditorialComment: Publicise currency switch
Most commuters endured a torrid week as public transport operators started rejecting the Zimbabwe dollar after hearing that it was being scrapped.
By The Standard Apr. 14, 2024
Corruption Watch: Wicknell is bumping with the big boys
There were bits on Chivayo, though, in 2004, when he was virtually unknown. They threw him into the cooler after convicting him of fraud worth US$200,000.
By Tawanda Majoni Apr. 14, 2024
Letter to my people: Currency chaos a symptom of bigger problems
The disorderly manner in which the latest currency was introduced  will only increase the skepticism around it  and increase the clamour for the greenback.
By Doctor Stop It Apr. 14, 2024
Lost in translation: ZiG currency disconnected with citizens’ needs
It is evident that the introduction of the ZiG currency is a cause for concern.
By Phillip Nyasha Fungurai Apr. 14, 2024
Perspectives: Safeguarding data privacy: Top 10 tips for organisations in Zimbabwe
Data privacy breaches can have a significant impact on individuals and corporations alike in terms of reputational and financial repercussions.
By Lorreta Songola Apr. 14, 2024
Perspectives: Debt and the welfare of children in Zimbabwe
According to a Save the Children research, Sub-Saharan Africa, for instance, pays back about $13.5 billion in debt annually.
By Artwell Dzobo Apr. 14, 2024
Village Rhapsody: Greater investment in renewable energy will combat climate change
Zimbabwe is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its dependence on rain-fed agriculture and its limited adaptive capacity.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Apr. 14, 2024
Letter from America: RBZ is the problem not ZiG!
His words were to the effect that no change in direction can be expected from government, or from a ZiG currency unless the fundamentals were altered.
By Kenneth Mufuka Apr. 14, 2024
Lewis Hamilton's formula 1 odyssey: A trailblazing tale of triumph and tenacity
Hamilton's tenure with McLaren was adorned with numerous victories and accolades, cementing his status as one of the sport's preeminent talents.
By The Standard Apr. 10, 2024
Letter to my People: Exit Panonetsa, enter John II and the ZiGy Zag band
The much hyped introduction of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency by the new governor John Mushayavanhu was nothing, but another way of removing zeroes from the battered currency.
By Doctor Stop It Apr. 7, 2024
Corruption Watch: Has Chamisa been bought?
Will Chamisa be able to come back and make a good mark on the landscape of Zimbabwean opposition politics once again?
By Tawanda Majoni Apr. 7, 2024
Letter from America: The Zimbabwe currency crisis as seen from abroad!
The African view follows a different path. Zimbabwe’s currency has undergone six different transformations since 2008, all of them caused by serious loss of value in the Zimbabwe dollar.
By Kenneth Mufuka Apr. 7, 2024
Zimbabwe currency crisis: Time to face the truth
Among economists and accountants, why an officially over- valued local currency has persisted in Zimbabwe over a long time is an open secret: it benefits an unscrupulous elite.
By Obert Nyandoro Apr. 7, 2024
PVO Bill: An unnecessary evil in a drought year
Communities are painfully watching crops wilt, while cattle desperately graze on disappearing grass.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Apr. 7, 2024
New currency without public confidence won’t solve crisis
It is important to note that the introduction of a new currency is not an answer to high inflation and hope for the stabilization of the economy.
By Mlondolozi Ndlovu Apr. 7, 2024
Editorial Comment: Drought: Lies have short legs
The government claimed the country had enough grain stocks to see families through the lean season.
By The Standard Apr. 7, 2024
Autism…. The myths vs facts
Autism may cause delayed speech and up to 30% of people with autism maybe non-verbal.
By Dr Chido Rwafa-madzvamutse Apr. 7, 2024
Broken Calabash: A microcosm of elections in Zimbabwe
This traditional vessel (Calabash), once whole, symbolizes unity and community.
By Phillip Nyasha Fungurai Apr. 3, 2024