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Zimbabwe is spending more on public infrastructure, among them its centerpiece projects such as the Beitbridge highway and dams. This is despite concerns, including from government itself, over the impact…

The gold coin that was introduced last week to shore up the local currency and provide an alternative store of value has taken Zimbabwe by storm with 1 500 of…

Trade between Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom has been on the decline over the past three years dropping from a peak of £461 million in 2018 to £126 million last…

Zimbabwe must improve its power management system as it fared badly in the region in terms of the frequency and duration of power cuts. Its distribution losses were also worse…

Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has trimmed his economic growth forecast for 2022 to 4.6% from his previous 5.5%, citing “the impact of the external global environment as well as…

Public Service Minister Paul Mavima told Parliament yesterday that the government has no capacity to pay government workers in United States dollars but is meeting them on Monday to discuss…

Hurungwe East legislator Ngoni Masenda said maize farmers are being grossly short-changed as they are realising only US$165 per tonne, which is enough to buy only two bags of Compound…

A Bulawayo legislator Charles Moyo has asked Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube to explain what the US$961 million that Zimbabwe got from the International Monetary Fund was used for as the…

Exiled former Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo who has been lambasting the Citizens Coalition for Change for having no structures and bowing to the West has taken another dig at…

The massive surge in diaspora remittances to Zimbabwe - up to US$1.4 billion last year - makes for an interesting case study of an economy significantly different from others. Not…