CURRENCY issues, corruption and policy flip-flops are among the major factors that continue to hinder foreign direct investment …
ZIMBABWE must leverage its hosting and chairmanship of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) to drive export growth and attract more foreign direct investment, analysts say. Speaking to The Financial Gazette …
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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 …
