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Zim economy hits crisis point

She also noted that the fact that the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) charges VAT in forex adds another layer of complexity.

By Freeman Makopa Oct. 11, 2024

When the music stops …

We can agree that there are currently places in Zimbabwe where the local currency is not willingly accepted and that will need to be corrected before the music stops.

By Rufaro Hozheri Aug. 16, 2024

Zim’s pension funds struggle to disburse benefits

Pensioners themselves share responsibility if they do not keep their contact details current or neglect to follow claim procedures despite available information.

By Tatira Zwinoira Jul. 21, 2024

Zim’s pension funds struggle to disburse benefits

US$ shortage cripples Byo road works

Coltart told Southern Eye in an interview that council is struggling to procure road maintenance materials due to funding constraints.

By Peter Dube Jul. 12, 2024

Microfinance sector dumps local currency

According to national statistics, over 80% of transactions are now in foreign currency, with the dominant currency being the greenback, as the market has rejected the local currency.

By Melody Chikono Jun. 12, 2024

Microfinance sector dumps local currency

Nedbank MD urges investors to drive ESG

The conference was held under a partnership between the Zimbabwe Independent, Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, and Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe.

By Melody Chikono and Blessed Ndlovu Jun. 9, 2024

Byo residents nab copper cable thieves

The power utility says it is losing millions in United States dollars annually to theft and vandalism of its infrastructure.

By Margaret Lubinda Jun. 9, 2024

When leaders don't practice what they preach

We are talking about a man who is about to end his second term and already he has introduced two local currencies, the RTGs, and now the ZiG.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jun. 2, 2024

When leaders don't practice what they preach

Candid Comment: NRZ must not send us on another wild goose chase

If NRZ bosses disagree they must explain why this important national asset has had a string of promising transactions that flop, but the pilgrimage has continued.

By Shame Makoshori May. 24, 2024