Tag: Zimbabwe

Simba Rushwaya/Xolisani Ncube Government workers and their representatives have rejected the government’s US$13 equivalent of the 50 percent salary increment awarded last month. Government on Tuesday...

Sydney Kawadza Zimbabwe could yet again suffer from self-inflicted challenges that would see the Southern African country fail to capitalize on the African Continental Free...

Farai Mabeza Healthcare workers have officially gone on strike demanding restoration of USD salaries while the Apex Council has rejected the government offer of a...

The imperial makings of a local/national currency in colonial Zimbabwe: Money as a product of imperial and colonial politics and law; 1930-1940 Tinashe Nyamunda The Brookings...

HARARE –Annual inflation rose in May, albeit at a much slower pace due to due to reduced economic activity and aggregate demand during the...

Joseph Mverecha Introduction Our times are uniquely difficult and have been for a while, with limited respite. The economy is dollarizing rapidly while the local currency...

HARARE - The country's maize production is estimated to have risen 17% in the 2019/20 season, but the biggest concern remains the poor yields,...

Farai Mabeza Productive sector support under the $18.02 billion COVID-19 Economic Recovery and Stimulus Package will be financed by banks through normal banking channels and...

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...

Jonathan Waters SUNDAY May 17 marks the 60th anniversary since Kariba Dam was officially opened by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. At 10:57am...