Inflation dispute about lifestyles

There have been some who dispute the 3,46 percent inflation rate of the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency, with these objectors suggesting a rate of “50 to 200 percent” without offering…

Davos frets over future despite economic upgrades

Economists’ message is to use upswing to find lasting solutions to global problems Davos. — High in the Swiss mountains, there is a whiff of the pre-financial crisis optimism in…

Innovation, entrepreneurship spaces Zimbabwe needs

The past week was full of excitement and fascination due to the attendance of a Zimbabwean delegation to the World Economic Forum and the prospect of re-engaging with the rest…

SEZs: The way to go

Levious Chiukira The concept of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) being adopted by Government is a positive move towards economic development. The concept of SEZs dates back to the 1930s in…

Are debtor countries naturally less responsible with money?

Quality of democracy is the main difference Chris Chenga It was reported early this week that the European Union is supposedly willing to engage the new President’s administration and help…

S.A: Local bonds slightly firmer on stronger rand as US yields rise

South African bonds were a little firmer on Thursday morning as the market followed the rand, which on Wednesday reached its best level against the dollar since mid-May 2015.

Unki Q4 output dips

BH24 Reporter HARARE – Shurugwi-based platinum producer, Unki Mine’s output for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2017 was down 18 percent to 16 400 ounces. In a production update, parent…

President meets Swiss leader, AfDB president

Happiness Zengeni in DAVOS, Switzerland PRESIDENT Mnangagwa, in Switzerland for the 48th World Economic Forum, today paid a courtesy call on Swiss President Alain Berset and discussed several areas of…

Econet eyes television broadcasting market

HARARE – Econet Wireless has applied for three separate broadcasting licenses, becoming one of the first to  respond to an invitation for applications by the Broadcasting  Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ).

Forex shortages slow down pre-paid meter project

HARARE – Installation of pre-paid  electricity meters in residential areas has slowed down due to delays in  the release of foreign currency required by the two companies awarded  contracts to…

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