Sydney Kawadza
Small-scale traders should be at the heart of initiatives looking at resetting, retooling and restarting regional integration in Africa in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts have said.
The experts were speaking during a joint webinar, organized the...
Itai Ndongwe
The government has set the pre-planting producer prices for strategic commodities for the summer season of 2022/ 2023 in US dollars with maize set at US$335 per tonne in a new pricing model, which it says is consistent...
Money and structural adjustment: The post-colonial economy and the question of sovereignty
Tinashe Nyamunda
Within a decade of attaining independence, things began to fall apart within the Zimbabwean economy. Despite the...
Milk production Figures Jan-July 2023
Staff Writer
The Economic Commission for Africa is making significant progress in supporting African countries to leverage the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA) to drive digital trade on the continent.
Addressing the ongoing 39th ECA Committee of Experts of the...
Harare-Government Treasury has settled a US$47.8million Sinosure debt in a bid to clear the debts owned by the state owned by Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Firm (ZISCO) in a move to pave the way for new investors
On the 28th...
Davison Kaiyo
HARARE – Cement manufacturers are seeking government intervention in reducing key cost-drivers that are making its products uncompetitive compared to its regional peers.
This came out at the commissioning of Lafarge Cement’s new US$2.8m dry mortar plant with the...
R.W. Johnson
Things are moving fast in the jihadist insurgency in the Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique.
Clearly aware that the multi-billion dollar gas investment by Total was reaching a critical new phase, the al-Shabaab insurgents quietly infiltrated the nearby town...
Christopher Mahove
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has given traders who are falsifying their foreign currency financial records, a December 31 ultimatum to voluntarily declare all under declared financial records. Those who fail to meet the deadline will face rigorous audits, prosecutions...
Treasury has slashed by half, the Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) on domestic foreign currency transfers from 4 percent to 2 percent in an attempt to encourage usage of electronic transfers on foreign currency and lessen the demand for hard...
