Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Under Pressure to Fire Incompetent Ministers

President Emmerson Mnangagwa is under pressure from senior Zanu PF officials to reshuffle cabinet, which has failed to turn around the imploding economy, the Zimbabwe Independent… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Govt's Mega Projects Stall

After earning the uncanny title of "Mr Groundbreaking" for his vast portfolio of much-publicised investment "mega deals" which are taking rather too long to be implemented,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Nespresso to Launch First Zimbabwean Coffee

Nespresso, a coffee company wholly-owned by Nestlé, is set to launch its first Zimbabwean coffee in 15 countries in May this year, a company official has said. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Opposition Leader Dabengwa Ill in South Africa

Opposition Zapu leader Dumiso Dabengwa is hospitalised in South Africa where he is receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's Utterances Have Mugabe's Yesteryear Echoes

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s recent utterances that government would take unspecified action on lawyers providing free legal advice and doctors voluntarily attending to… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Must Act Before It's Rather Too Late

There was some bittersweet news for President Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration this week when the European Union (EU) decided not to extend existing sanctions against Harare… Read more »

Zimbabwe: U.S.$400 Million Railways Deal Set to Top Mnangagwa, Ramaphosa Talks

The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) US$400 million deal will be one of the key items on the agenda during the South Africa-Zimbabwe bi-national commission meetings when South… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Civil Aviation Authority Boss Chawota in Court Over Corruption

Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (Caaz) general manager David Chawota's woes continue to mount after revelations that detectives from the Criminal Investigations Department… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Markets Serene After Central Bank's Monetary Policy Measures

Markets largely remained unperturbed following monetary policy measures announced this week that saw the central bank abandon its fixed exchange rate management system for a… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Military Changes Fuel Fears of Internal Strife

President Emmerson Mnangagwa's daring manoeuvres to change and redeploy critical personnel and commanders in strategic military units in a major shake-up has triggered fears of… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Local Banks Join in Money Laundering Fight - Mangudya

CENTRAL bank governor John Mangudya says local banks have reached acceptable levels in the implementation of Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Act requirements. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Corruption Crippling Efficacy of Traditional Internal Audits

Zimbabwe is grappling with deep-seated economic problems, and one of them is the currency conundrum which has presented its own peculiar challenges in the accounting and auditing… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Why Forex Rate Should Drop to 60%

The eagerly anticipated Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) for 2019 was finally delivered by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya on Wednesday this week, the same… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mugabeism Must Be Dismantled

Yesterday Zimbabweans commemorated, or simply just observed, former president Robert Mugabe's birthday which has now been institutionalised into a national holiday, even… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Of Millennials, Baby Boomers, Generation X, Z in Leadership

Today’s work and business environment is a cosmic space of inter-generational interactivity requiring dynamic leadership skills to manage and run an organisation. This… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Commission Forecasts More Mergers

COMPANIES with strong balance sheets are expected to splash on Zimbabwean acquisitions in the current financial year for growth thanks to lower costs. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Nation Disillusioned With the 'New Dispensation'

More than a year ago events touted as an unfolding new beginning in this Southern African nation raised public hope. The Zimbabwean "benign" coup in November 2017 must be counted… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Platinum Project to Get U.S.$260 Million

Funding totalling of US$262 million will be allocated for working capital and equity by African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and the African Finance Corporation (AFC) for the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Ratification of WTO Trade Pact Step in Right Direction

Recently, Zimbabwe, a member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) since 1995, ratified the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) becoming the 139th WTO member state to ratify… Read more »

Zimbabwe: 'GDP Rebasing to Lower Insurance Penetration'

THE rebasing of Zimbabwe's gross domestic product (GDP) in 2018 will lower insurance penetration rate by 2,9%, an industry official has said. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Bond Note, RTGs Model Didn't Fail - Mangudya

Following the announcement of the Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) by Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya (JM) this week that effectively liberalised the exchange rate… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Exploring Joint Ventures for Special Economic Zones

The Zimbabwean government has designated various tracts of land as Special Economic Zones (SEZ) in a noble production oriented policy which requires follow through. Read more »

Zimbabwe: People Deserve a New Day

ON Wednesday this week, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya presented a long-awaited monetary policy statement. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Floods of Propaganda Won't Conceal Failure

THIS week, like everyone else in the country, Muckraker was surprised to read in the state media that the government was dealing with the economic crisis. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Malaysia Rejects Aircraft Deal Reversal

Malaysian Airlines has turned down the Zimbabwean government's request to reverse a deal for the purchase of two Boeing 777 planes and threatened to take legal action for breach of… Read more »