Logarusic geared up
Eddie Chikamhi, Harare Bureau ZIFA president, Felton Kamambo, yesterday said there will be no honeymoon period for new Warriors’ coach, Zdrakvo “Loga” Logarusic. The Croat, who was officially unveiled in Harare…
MPs bid to invade closed mines blocked
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has directed players in the mining sector to operate orderly, saying artisanal miners should not be allowed to invade closed mines dotted across the country.…
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Further economic decline projected
ZIMBABWE will likely post negative economic growth of up to 6,5 percent this year, as currency issues, severe impact of last year’s drought, power shortage, weak consumer demand and high inflation continue to weigh on the economy, analysts have said.
ZTA calls for stadium improvement
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority has called for improvement of the country’s football stadiums to meet international standards and thereby help promote sports tourism. Only Barbourfields Stadium…
Letters to the Editor: This is how Zim’s economy will overcome its hurdles
Professor Mthuli Ncube ZIMBABWE’s economy will overcome the numerous hurdles which lie before us on the path towards prosperity. These obstacles are patent, and in some cases potent. But with…
Mthuli backs wage increase calls
Business Reporter FINANCE and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has backed calls for public and private sector wage increases to cushion workers from price escalation linked to foreign currency…
Exports boost Starafrica growth
Enacy Mapakame, Harare Bureau SUGAR processor, Starafricacorporation, is upbeat of maintaining a growth trajectory for the remainder of this financial year backed by increased exports into the Southern Africa region and…
Austria-based musician in town
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent AUSTRIA-based musician Vusa Mkhaya says his recent National Arts Merit Award (Nama) nomination shocked him as he did not expect anyone to consider his works. Mkhaya, a…
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- February 14, 2020
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Broad money supply growth elevated
Zimbabwe’s economy closed the year 2019 with more than $34,98 billion in Broad Money Supply (M3) up 249,8 percent from $10 billion by the end of 2018, according to the monthly report for December 2019 released by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe this week.
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Did you know? NMBZ Holdings’s history
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)- listed financial and banking services provider NMBZ Holdings, evolved with the onset of the Economic Structural Adjustment Policy (ESAP) and the subsequent liberalisation and deregulation of the banking sector in 1992.