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June came and went but Zimdollar still hanging on
June came and went. The Zimbabwe dollar is still hanging on. But in June alone the Zimbabwe dollar dropped from $308.5201 to $352.0626 at the auction rate, from $301.4994 to…
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Major setback for Zimbabwe Exemption Permit holders
The Department of Home Affairs has welcomed the withdrawal of an application seeking to challenge its decision not to renew the Zimbabwean exemption permits. The department came under fire last…
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Why Mnangagwa will win Zimbabwe’s 2023 elections
On 23 May 2022, the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria published an article arguing that there are very slim chances that Zimbabwe’s 2023 elections will be competitive because the…
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Zimbabwe industry boss calls on diasporans to boost investment in the country just like international soccer players boost the national team
Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries boss Sekai Kuvarika has called on Zimbabweans in the diaspora to boost investment in the country and attend the organisation annual congress next month saying they…
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US offers US$10 million reward for anyone offering information on foreign interference in its elections
The United States State Department is offering a US$10 million reward for information on foreign interference in its elections raising questions about why Zimbabwe is being questioned for implementing similar…
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Zimbabwe Exemption Permit biggest fraud by a government against nationals of a neighbouring country
The Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) scheme is the “largest case of fraud and theft ever committed by the government of one country over nationals of its neighbouring country in African…
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Mugabe’s daughter and husband ordered to vacate parts of farm
The late former President Robert Mugabe's daughter Bona and her husband Simbarashe Mutsahuni have been ordered by a high court to vacate parts of their farm in Mazowe, Mashonaland. The…
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China’s Zhejiang faces pressure to produce battery-grade lithium in Zimbabwe
China’s Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt is facing pressure from Zimbabwe’s Competition and Tariff Commission to produce battery-grade lithium within five years despite the company stating otherwise. The cobalt refiner had reportedly…
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Britain wades into Moreblessing Ali’s murder again
A British peer yesterday waded into the murder of Moreblessing Ali again asking what his government had done about the murder and steps the government of Zimbabwe had taken to…
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Zimbabwe publishes regulation allowing use of US dollar until December 2025
Zimbabwe has published a statutory instrument allowing the use of multiple currencies including the United Sates dollar until December 2025. The same legal instrument also says all loans obtained by…