Mthuli Ncube sticks to his guns on the ZiG

Zimbabwean companies are struggling to remain afloat due to a skewed exchange rate, escalating operational costs and soaring inflation.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Jan. 19, 2025

Is there trouble in paradise: Case of OK Zim?

In 2023, OK Zimbabwe highlighted how the volatile financial environment, exchange rate fluctuations, and electricity shortages had a corrosive effect on its revenues and operations.
By Blessing Nyatanga Jan. 17, 2025

Morgan & Co predicts turbulent Zim economy for 2025

The firm said this would negatively influence Zimbabwe’s balance of payments, inflation rates and exchange rates.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Jan. 17, 2025

Zim’s retail sector: Currency reforms, informal markets and economic mismanagement

Pricing goods in both Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency and the US dollar creates logistical complexities, while fluctuations in exchange rates erode profit margins.
By Brighton Musonza Jan. 16, 2025

Heavy rains leave trail of destruction in Bulawayo

In an interview, Bulawayo City Council acting chief fire officer Mahlangano Moyo said roofing sheets worth approximately ZiG300 000 (about US$10 300 at interbank rate) were destroyed.
By Margaret Lubinda Jan. 16, 2025

Economy heads for a bloodbath: Biti

The Zig was introduced in April last year in Zimbabwe’s sixth attempt to establish a stable currency in over a decade.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Jan. 14, 2025

Monetary stability key to economic growth: FBC Securities

The firm said post-election disturbances in Mozambique have also created fresh supply-chain difficulties likely to impact the year.
By Melody Chikono
 Jan. 10, 2025

Govt reads riot act to school heads

Ncube said approximately 4,5 million primary and secondary learners in the country or 30% are under Beam.
By Nhau Mangirazi Jan. 4, 2025

Come back to your senses in 2025

The biggest of them all was the ditching of the RTGS currency, which  was replaced by the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) in April, touted as the panacea to the currency crisis and inflation.
By Newsday Dec. 31, 2024