Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mangudya has announced plans to import more cash to ease the current shortages that has seen citizens being charged up to 40 percent premiums by unscrupulous dealers operating from street corners. By Tadiwa Changachirere Presenting the 2020 Monetary Policy
China national coronavirus death toll reaches 1,770 China reported a total of 1,770 deaths from coronavirus to the end of Sunday, with 100 of the 105 new fatalities recorded in Hubei, the centre of the outbreak, the National Health Commission said. There were 2,048 new
Stanbic Bank is set to close its Chitungwiza and Beitbridge branches with effect from 31 March 2020 as the institution 'moves forward with its digitalization strategy which allows customers to conduct their banking any hour of the day from any connected location.' According to the bank's
Convicted former ZANU PF legislator Munyaradzi Kereke who is in for raping a 11 year old girl is living large in Chikurubi maximum prison while other are languishing in difficult conditions of the jail
A long line of vehicles stretched for almost 20 kilometers as the world descended in this village in Buhera West, some 242 kilometers south-east of Harare. The human and vehicular traffic left one in rapt wonderment, leaving no doubt whatsoever this was nothing less than
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, John Mangudya has called on banking institutions to ensure that they have robust Information and Communication Technologies to curb cyber-attacks. Presenting the first half monetary statement in Harare yesterday, Mangudya said as financial systems now rely more on information technologies there
MUTARE- The Zimbabwe National Road Authority (ZINARA) has disbursed RTGS$6.8 million to City of Mutare for road rehabilitation works amid concerns by the city fathers that the road is not being disbursed in a sustainable way. Mutare Mayor, Blessing Tandi said the disbursed funds was only
With a chain of five outlets, accredited DStv agent Clive Mhuri is an entrepreneur whose success story is an inspiration to other young Zimbabweans wanting to carve a niche for themselves in the business world. As a Skynet t/a MultiChoice Zimbabwe Accredited Agent, he has authority
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) says they learnt with shock and disbelief a statement by the Lands and agriculture Portfolio Committee to the effect that they were snubbing Parliament over accounting of US$27 million. In a statement released late Monday by GMAZ spokesperson, Garikai
Government has welcomed European Union's (EU) slight ease of the economic sanctions which involves scrapping of the measures on four individuals. This was revealed in the EU's communique of the organisation's meeting in Brussels today. Government, speaking through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs And International Trade, appreciated
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