THE government’s move to force exporters to pay electricity bills in foreign currency is evidence of the economy’s …
THE escalating conflict in the Middle East continues to send shockwaves through global energy and financial markets, posing serious threats to Zimbabwe’s economy. Experts who spoke to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number …
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FOREIGN participation on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) declined by 45 percent in November as the country’s economic …
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THE Insurance and Pensions Commissions (IPEC) says government’s currency changes have complicated the conversation of pensions and insurance …
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ZIMBABWE’S latest currency reforms have created tax reconciliation challenges for both taxpayers and the tax collector, it has …
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government banned the publication of year-on-year inflation, but Treasury says it still uses the annual …
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ZIMBABWE’S life assurance and pensions sector should aim to write more business after it was overtaken by the …
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THERE is broad consensus among experts that Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s Budget last week fell significantly short of …
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ZIMBABWE’s year-on-year inflation rate spiralled to 440 percent in October, from 353 percent in September, according to the …
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ZIMBABWE is unlikely to meet its 40 tonne gold-deliveries target this year due to rampant smuggling and delays …
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THE government must pursue policies that inspire confidence in its programmes, including the introduction of the Zimbabwean dollar …
