Levious Chiukira
January 31, 2020, marks the date when history books need to be re-written as one of the giants of Europe, the United Kingdom, exits the continental grouping European Union, which it has been a member of for 47...
Cynthia Chitombi
Zimbabwe has reduced its fuel import bill by about 20 percent through the blending of unleaded petrol with ethanol, a senior government official has said.
Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority consumer services manager Nobert Matarutse revealed this during a discussion...
Simba Rushwaya
President Mnangagwa has gazetted Statutory Instrument 284 of 2020 which will see Zimbabwean businesses and professionals working in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) avoiding double taxation.
The SI which was published on Friday was made in accordance with Section...
IPEC Insurance Guidelines
This Guideline for the Insurance and Pensions Industry on Adjusting Insurance and
Pension Values in Response to Currency Reforms is issued in terms of Section 3 (1)
(a) of Statutory Instrument 69 of 2020 which empowers the Insurance and...
Sharon Chikwanha
LOCAL importers of second-hand light vehicles that are 10 years old or more have been given one more month to clear their cars following the gazetting of Statutory Instrument 89 of 2021.
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce, in...
HARARE – The 2019 Novel Coronavirus pandemic has dented any hopes of growth in 2020 with the International Monetary Fund also forecasting a gloomy global picture for the year. The Covid-19 pandemic is threatening to be more devastating than...
HARARE – The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has issued a warning to foreign currency dealers who are manipulating the exchange rate. This comes as street rates have breached the 25x mark on Thursday. The interbank mid rate is on 17.2204x
In...
Early State-making and the historical foundations of Zimbabwe’s colonial monetary system: 1890-1900
Tinashe Nyamunda
What is money in Zimbabwe? Given the contentious and dynamic experiences in Zimbabwe’s recent history, there is no easy answer to this question. But a glimpse into...
Sydney Kawadza
Zimbabwe risks remaining a closed economy to Africa despite benefits promised under the African Continental Free Trade Area amid reports that tariff orders identifying 90 percent of the tariff lines to be liberalized are yet to be submitted...
Chris Mahove
The Financial Intelligence Unit has directed banks to close accounts of debit card holders who use them to engage in illegal foreign currency deals by transacting on behalf of third parties in exchange for foreign currency.
In a...
