COMMENT: ‘The ZiG is a national sovereign currency’
The biggest weakness, nay criticism of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) was that it could not be used to buy fuel. As such, critics always cited that flaw when debating the…
Flood-prone Mtshabezi Bridge exposes infrastructure gap
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] RECURRING floods at Mtshabezi River Bridge have once again exposed critical infrastructure gaps in Gwanda, with the Government now pushing to deliver a lasting solution to a…
Zimbabwe, Botswana ink 10 deals TO ignite new trade roadmap . . . mull removal of passports for citizens
Zvamaida Murwira, [email protected] ZIMBABWE and Botswana have agreed to remove the need for passports between their citizens and instead use national identity documents, as the two countries seek to enhance…
Scottland, Dynamos thrill in stalemate
Tadious Manyepo, [email protected] Scottland 0-0 Dynamos SCOTTLAND and Dynamos remain unbeaten in the Premier Soccer League after they dished a super meal that, however, lacked goals in this stalemate at…
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe pushes impact investment to unlock capital for Vision 2030
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] ZIMBABWE is stepping up efforts to unlock new sources of capital, with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) positioning impact investment as a key financing lever to…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Small steps to selling fuel for ZiG built on successful reforms
WITH some filling stations now accepting ZiG for a limited number of fuel sales, a significant start has been made on opening the door into the most dollarised part of…











