The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has partnered the Harare Receivables Exchange (HRE), a local startup that provides a market place for trading of outstanding invoices to a wide variety of buyers on an action based system, 263Chat Business can report. The agreement that will see the
The African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA) has allayed fears of widespread news that the Victoria Falls is drying up. The association went on to notify people that whatever is happening now is a common occurrence which will come to pass. There have been reports that
Despite losing two of their stalwarts, Mountaineers will be looking to lift the Logan Cup for a historic fourth time in a row as the first-class competition gets Zimbabwe’s 2019/20 domestic season underway on Thursday this week. The defending champions will face Tuskers in the season-opener
Controversial leader of Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party, Linda Masarira has blasted former Tourism and Hospitality Minister Prisca Mupfumira for tailoring a "Perfect excuse" to delay her trial which was scheduled for Monday. Mupfumira, who is accused of corruption involving $US 95 million from
Zimbabwe’s hopes for an improvement in power supply have been dashed following a major setback in power generation at South Africa’s utility company, Eskom due to a reported technical challenge. Eskom, which supplies 400 Megawatts (MW) to Zimbabwe, has since beginning of this week experienced unplanned
A local non-governmental organisation has blasted the government for lacking motivation to address cash shortages in order to continue pocketing the 2 percent intermediary tax charged on electronic transactions. Speaking during a national budget analysis programme held in Gweru recently, Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development
HARARE- Youths from across the country have called on the government to implement necessary constitutional amendments to empower citizens the privilege to recall elected officials who do not deliver on their mandate . By Donald Nyarota This was said by a number of youths who attended the
Confirmation that former Zanu PF Commissar Saviour "Tyson" Kasukuwere is leaving no stone unturned in an effort to rescue Zimbabwe from the political and economic quagmire that the country finds itself in sending shivers through the spines of a number of the ruling party bigwigs.
The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) says 2019 was one of the worst years in as far as human rights abuses are concerned in Zimbabwe with the government becoming more ruthless in its approach to citizen’s grievances. In a statement on the occasion to
Restrictions on freedom of association and assembly have a negative bearing on the overall performance of an economy, top economist, Professor Ashok Chakravarti has warned government. Chakravarti, who is also a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, an advisory to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)
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