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Former United States ambassador to Zimbabwe, Charles Ray, says the decision by Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa to lift tariffs on US products to Zimbabwe is a fatal blow to the…

Dollarisation of revenue in Zimbabwe increased by 7 percentage points last year when it should have been decreasing, according to the latest survey by the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries. Zimbabwe…

United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio today said the United States is looking forward to reinforcing business and commercial ties with Zimbabwe. In a message to mark Zimbabwe’s 45th…

The real test for Zimbabwe’s currency, the Zimbabwe Gold(ZiG), has now begun after the government removed exchange controls allowing business to charge prices above the official exchange rate. Although the…

Life may be tough for most Zimbabweans but in terms of income, Zimbabwe is better off than  at least 17 other countries, according to data compiled by Visual Capitalist. The…

I have always been fascinated by Joseph Hanlon’s book on Mozambique entitled: Do bicycles equal development in Mozambique. It is about whether ordinary Mozambicans are benefitting from the country’s gross…

Zimbabwe Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Amon Murwira yesterday said brick moulding is a sector reserved for Zimbabweans. Any foreigners who are engaged in this business are thieves. He…

Kwekwe legislator Judith Tobaiwa has asked why Zimbabwe is allowing Chinese companies to flout local labour laws by, for example, firing Zimbabwean workers and replacing them with unskilled Chinese labourers.…

The United States yesterday introduced “reciprocal trade and tariffs” to reduce its trade deficit which it says amounted to US$1.2 trillion last year. Zimbabwe tariffs were set at 18%, significantly…