CURRENCY issues, corruption and policy flip-flops are among the major factors that continue to hinder foreign direct investment …
Almot Maqolo and Mishma Chakanyuka HIGH borrowing costs, the government’s rising arrears and the country’s delayed transition to a mono-currency regime remain major threats to sustained economic stability, analysts warn. Speaking to The Financial …
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PERSONAL loans to households constituted the largest share of private sector credit in Zimbabwe during the first quarter …
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ZIMBABWE’s exports increased by 9,6 percent to US$727,3 million in May 2025, with semi-manufactured gold accounting for over …
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THE manufacturing sector was the top contributor and primary driver of Zimbabwe’s overall gross domestic product (GDP) growth …
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ZIMBABWE’s diamond production declined by 45 percent in the first quarter of 2025, falling to 0,78 million carats …
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EFFORTS to integrate rural areas into the mainstream economy have intensified with the establishment of 14 rural industries …
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THE recently gazetted Mines and Minerals Bill is set to bring the much-needed regulation of critical minerals, promote …
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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Fidelity Gold Refinery has established a gold trade enforcement unit (GTEU) to bolster …
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THE government is shifting focus towards increasing locally-sourced financing for tobacco production, a development set to enhance retention …
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THE Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) says accountants should be at the forefront of safeguarding the country’s financial reputation …
