ZIMBABWE’s economy is projected to grow to 2,3 percent this year, slightly lower than the 2,4 percent estimated …
EXPERTS remain cautiously optimistic about Zimbabwe’s medium-term economic prospects despite the structural bottlenecks and external headwinds that threaten to retard progress. This comes as the bullish outlook is underpinned by improving fiscal prudence and …
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AS the effects of the El Niño-induced drought start to bite in Zimbabwe, calls are intensifying for urgent …
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AS Zimbabwe continues to grapple with the effects of recurrent droughts exacerbated by climate change, the government has …
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AN increasing number of young people in Shurugwi, 315 km south-west of Harare, are switching from farming to …
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THE Ministry of Finance says it will now classify activities on the parallel market as money laundering. The …
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In the heart of Lupane, Matabeleland North, western Zimbabwe, lives Nomater Dube, a small-scale farmer, who upon gazing …
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LAST week the financial intelligence unit (FIU) hosted an anti-money laundering and financial crime – public and private sector dialogue …
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AFRICAN leaders have called for the operationalisation of the Loss and Damage Fund at the upcoming United Nations Climate …
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ZIMBABWE could be losing millions of dollars to illicit financial flows (IFFs) through virtual currencies that are not …
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AFRICA is losing an estimated US$50 billion a year from illicit financial flows (IFFs) through a variety of …
