RBZ writes to 100 cash externalisers

 Bring back $250 million or else… President will name and shame those who refuse amnesty Business Writers About 100 top business and political personalities suspected of externalizing over $250 million…

‘China had closed doors on Zimbabwe’

Business Writers Zimbabwe – whose economy appeared to be hurtling towards collapse due to a crippling shortage of foreign currency and funding to support key economic programmes – is poised…

Mzembi in $2.5m scandal

As ZACC open investigations into financial impropriety Herbert Zharare The Zimbabwe Anti – Corruption Commission (ZACC) has opened investigations into suspected rampant abuse of money and vehicles bought for hosting…

Economic reforms an uphill task

Clive Mphambela Two weeks into the appointment of the new Cabinet and seven days after Finance and Economic Planning Minister Patrick Chinamasa unveiled an ambitious budget that has received mixed…

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Sensing spirit of the time

Ray Chipendo In every generation and in every nation there are moments and periods where political and economic orders are considerably altered creating new opportunities.

Pension report ready next year

Livingstone Marufu The Commission of Inquiry set by the Government in 2015 to probe how pension and insurance benefits were paid out following a big outcry from pensioners and policy…

Powerspeed: A story about transformation

Mamvura’s Market Minute The RBZ governor is on record for saying that manufacturers are “cry babies” when it comes to forex. But what Dr Mangudya was probably trying to say…

Micro-finance firm unveils $5m mobile debt instrument

Taurai Mangudhla Micro-finance Enterprise Untu Capital (Untu) on Wednesday said the $5 million mobile debt instrument due is expected to change the face of Zimbabwe’s capital markets by casting the…

Afreximbank gets prescribed asset status

Kudzanai Sharara Government has granted prescribed asset status to Afreximbank’s Depository Receipts worth $300 million.