Zim mineral exports surpass target
Ferrochrome, chrome ore drive earnings Exports likely to reach $1,6 billion this year Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe’s mineral exports will surpass the 2017 target with earnings from major commodities likely to…
Cryptocurrency exchange Golix crashes amid fears of hack
Jeffrey Gogo Cryptocurrency exchange Golix crashed this week, as panicky investors feared the worst on speculation the platform may have been attacked by hackers, making off with 12 Bitcoins, or…
Fuel price cuts, welcome and good, but?
Clive Mphambela This week the economy got another dose of good news. Government announced a reduction in the excise duty on fuel, which was soon followed by the concomitant reduction…
NSSA ponders fate of investment in CFI
Golden Sibanda The National Social Security Authority will soon engage its investment ally in Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed agro-industrial, CFI Holdings, to decide the fate of their investment in the…
ED seeks Russian investors
Editor President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said his participation at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland has provided him with the opportunity to spell out the trajectory that his administration…
Fuel price cut to chop taxes by $90 million
Taurai Mangudhla The Zimbabwean Government’s gave up more than $90 million yearly in potential excise duty on fuel when it decided to cut excise duty on fuel earlier this week…
IMF to support Zimbabwe reforms
International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Christine Lagarde, has said the financial institution will continue to support Zimbabwe as the country addresses its economic challenges.
Zimbabwe strikes World Bank deal
New funding on cards World Bank team expected Zimbabwe ready to clear arrears
How Cecil Rhodes almost made Beira part of Zimbabwe
This week we conclude the story of the development of Zimbabwe’s borders by looking at thje eastern border and how the British blocked Rhodes from gaining a seaside for Zimbabwe.
Bears continue to dominate ZSE
Kudzanai Sharara Market correction on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange continued with bears dominating trades for the five trading days to Wednesday this week.











