BUSINESS must brace for tougher times this year as the difficult economic conditions experienced in the country last …
THE country must aggressively capitalise on its tourism upswing to drive job creation, boost foreign currency inflows and stimulate broader economic growth, experts say. Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number one …
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GOVERNMENT has admitted that its fiscal and monetary measures have contributed to a slump in gold deliveries by …
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SOUTH African investments remain at the top of approved projects and capital inflows into the country, figures from …
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TREASURY says it expects to raise at least $350 million next year from the privatisation of public enterprises. …
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ZIMBABWE’s trade deficit during the 10 months to October 30, 2018 reached $2,2 billion, against a shortfall of …
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ZIMBABWE’s fuel imports rose to $1 billion between February and September from about $700 million during the same …
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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says the emergence of the informal foreign exchange market has been driven by money …
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RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya said the bank recorded foreign currency receipts valued at $5,1 billion …
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Hwange Colliery Company Limited (Hwange) has been suspended from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) after the troubled coal …
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ZIMBABWE’S nine percent growth projection for next year is “unrealistic” due to government’s excess expenditure and money creation, …
