ZIMBABWE’S government could face significant challenges funding its spending in 2024, with dwindling access to local financing due …
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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ZIMBABWE’S trade deficit grew by 82,8 percent in December 2023, reaching US$268,7 million, according to the Zimbabwe National …
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ZIMBABWE’S agricultural sector faces a major challenge from high production costs driven by expensive local inputs, a leading …
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ZIMBABWE’S banking sector is aiming at the unbanked population, launching a strategic push towards financial inclusion through low-cost …
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ZIMBABWE’S formal retail sector is teetering on the brink as stringent currency controls hamper competitiveness and drive consumers …
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THE Zimbabwean banking sector anticipates a brighter 2024, buoyed by the relative stability witnessed in inflation and currency …
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NEWLY elected Hospitality Association of Zimbabwe (HAZ) president Brian Nyakutombwa says domestic tourism will push occupancy rates up …
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ZIMBABWE stands to reap significant rewards from the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) but must address carbon …
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INDUSTRIALISTS and economic experts are pushing for a more ambitious manufacturing growth target in Zimbabwe’s new National Industrial …
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ZIMBABWE’S dairy industry is experiencing a boom, with milk output in November 2023 reaching a record high of …
