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RBZ tight monetary policy causing fiscal pressures: FBC

This, FBC added, caused a fiscal deficit predominantly financed through domestic sources, including T-bill issuances and central bank overdraft facilities. 
By Tatira Zwinoira 2h ago

Gas explosion destroys property worth ZiG700K

He said the property was valued at about ZiG1,8 million, with loss estimated at ZiG700 000, while items worth approximately ZiG1,1 million were saved. 
By Nokuxola Mbangeni Dec. 2, 2025

Workers loot ZiG500k from Harare council 

The stunning disclosure of the digital fraud came to light during a full council meeting at Town House last week, sparking outrage among councillors. 
By Gracious Daniel Nov. 30, 2025

November ZiG annual inflation rate drops to 19%

Despite the drop, the ZiG month-on-month inflation rate was 0,2% in November, gaining 0,6 percentage points on the October rate of -0,4%. 
By Tatira Zwinoira Nov. 29, 2025

Mthuli’s 2026 budget shall make the common man cry 

There is a good on the proposal that betting, that a lot of people consider addictive and undesirable now attracts 25 percent for winning bonus and 20 percent for bookmarkers
By Brian Sedze Nov. 28, 2025

Ncube slashes IMTT on ZiG transfer by a quarter

The IMTT, charged at 2% on most electronic transfers, has been widely criticised for squeezing liquidity and increasing the cost of doing business. 
By Mthandazo Nyoni Nov. 28, 2025

Government rejects plea to remove IMTT, makes partial adjustment

Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion minister Mthuli Ncube announced in the 2026 National Budget presented yesterday. 
By Tatira Zwinoira Nov. 28, 2025

Zimbabwe's urban property prices soar: A booming market or a dream beyond reach?

According to Property.co.zw, the average price of residential properties in urban areas increased by 40% over the past five years, with cities like Harare and Bulawayo witnessing even steeper rises. 
By Courage Masona Nov. 23, 2025

Monocurrency dream haunted by history

Zimbabwe’s monetary instability has never been about the names of currencies.  
By Newsday Nov. 21, 2025