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Moribund Zimdollar: It’s time for a new currency
Ministry of Finance and Economic Development ordered that payments of taxes by corporates be rendered mainly in the local currency (ZWL).
By Kevin Tutani
Jul. 7, 2023
Foreign reserve assets: Why Zim needs to change its approach
For clarity, SDRs can be viewed as a generosity of the IMF, which are issued to all its member countries for free, mostly in times of severe crises.
By Kevin Tutani
Nov. 24, 2023
Effectively resolving inflation problem
The scarcity of money supply arising from the aforementioned interventions will result in reduced demand for goods and services in the economy.
By Kevin Tutani
Dec. 1, 2023
State of the power sector
In Gokwe North, the coal fields of Senga are tipped to supply input (energy feedstock) for the proposed Gokwe North Thermal Power Station.
By Kevin Tutani
Mar. 8, 2024
Emulating Dubai’s remarkable growth, positive development
This is, however, dependent on the fact that the costs surrounding the projects are not inflated, they are completed on time and are of an acceptable standard or quality.
By Kevin Tutani
Mar. 15, 2024
Chrome producers should stop subsidising the world economy
This would translate into greater GDP growth, foreign currency earnings and higher employment levels within the country.
By Kevin Tutani
Mar. 22, 2024
Developing the local fintech industry
It can be used to make local payments, send cash domestically or internationally, offer credit, access insurance products, and so forth.
By Kevin Tutani
Apr. 26, 2024
New strategies needed in fight against fake goods
Resultantly, counterfeit products usually contain low quality inputs, harmful additives and may even cause disease or death.
By Kevin Tutani
Sep. 13, 2024
Case studies of illicit financial flows
The financial transfers were marked as payment for “technical expertise” and “licencing of intellectual property (leased technologies and the use of brand name)”.
By Kevin Tutani
Dec. 6, 2024
Negative impact of illicit financial flows (III)
When companies under-declare their profits due to IFFs, the government will collect much less revenues than it would have collected, if the companies had chosen to be honest.
By Kevin Tutani
Dec. 13, 2024
Industrial policies must include services sector
Professional business services (engineering, finance, research and development (R & D), marketing, legal, etc),
By Kevin Tutani
Jan. 17, 2025
Empowering communities, enforcing policies in effective waste management
Waste management in Zimbabwe faces numerous challenges.
By Kevin Tutani
Mar. 21, 2025
Reducing economic inequality in Zim
This criminality is being carried out by unscrupulous firms and some wealthy individuals who are depriving the government of the revenue which is due to it.
By Kevin Tutani
May. 9, 2025
Challenges, opportunities in basic education
This means even older students, outside of standard primary school age ranges, were enrolled. Enrolment in secondary schools exceeded 70%.
By Kevin Tutani
May. 30, 2025
Understanding customs fraud
Zimra works with the assistance and cooperation of various government agencies and ministries, such as the Zimbabwe Republic Police
By Kevin Tutani
Jul. 18, 2025
Consequences of tax cuts for the rich
AROUND the world, over the past 50 years, wealthy individuals have benefited significantly from tax cuts implemented by their respective governments.
By Kevin Tutani
Aug. 8, 2025
Lessons from South Africa’s chrome resource management
South Africa has the largest chrome reserves in the world.
By Kevin Tutani
Aug. 15, 2025
Economic consequences of tax cuts for the wealthy
Empirical research has consistently shown that tax cuts for the rich widen inequality, concentrate wealth, and do little to expand employment or lift growth.
By Kevin Tutani
Aug. 22, 2025
How can Zim respond to global geopolitical fragmentation?
The election of US president Donald Trump triggered the fragmentation of the global economy.
By Kevin Tutani
Aug. 29, 2025
Zesa and electricity tariffs in Zim
Zesa Holdings is the monopoly dominating the country’s energy sector. It has complete control over the national electricity grid.
By Kevin Tutani
Sep. 5, 2025
A look at municipal property rates and their implications
They are designed to be progressive, implying that those with less valuable properties are expected to pay less, as they are charged less “cents in the dollar” value on their property.
By Kevin Tutani
Sep. 19, 2025
