By Honourable Walter Mzembi Just woken up and am reflecting on some elements of the Zimbabwe Economy and it's composition seems to run as follows and this is by no means exhaustive: 1) A fast shrinking heavily taxed or taxed to extinction formal sector
By Tafadzwa Tseisi NEWS that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe was recently named chairman of the African Union (AU), a 54-nation group for a one-year term, succeeding Mauritania’s Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, is an honour not only for Zimbabwe but Africa as a Union. Moments after the announcement
Dr J.P. Mangudya, the Reserve Bank Governor, delivered the Monetary Policy Statement on 11 February 2015. The document is entitled Rebalancing the Economy Through Competitiveness and Compliance. Please download the document - Monetary Policy Statement January 2015
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By Samuel Takawira Several Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and political parties in the country have vowed to take mass action claiming that the Mugabe - lead regime has failed the country. Speaking at a press conference held in the capital, the chairperson of National Youth Action Alliance
By Upenyu Makoni-Matenga 263Chat hosted a conversation yesterday on USTrade with Zimbabwe. The conversation featured Robert Telchin from the US Embassy and Costa Nyanzero an entrepreneur with Emerging Ideas. Cautious optimism Robert Telchin’s opening remarks gave the impression that the US Government was cautiously optimistic about US-Zimbabwe business relations. He
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CHINHOYI-Southern Africa Crises Management Agency (SACMA) hosted a seminar to train and encourage the use of various social media platforms for the enhancement of service delivery in Mashonaland West Province at Goshen Hall in Chinhoyi on Thursday 5 February 2015. The workshop which was attended by
By Farai Dauramanzi Minister of Local Government and Public Works Dr Ignatius Chombo has said that time has come for the City of Harare to take action against vendors who are selling their goods on pavements and illegal points as well as kombi operators who use
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