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ZimLoan: Youths borrow, run away from the new ‘mother’ in town

In Zimbabwe, the economy is being rough on the youths, casting a long shadow of uncertainty, but the young population has found solace on tough days.

By Evans Mathanda Feb. 8, 2025

ZimLoan: Youths borrow, run away from the new ‘mother’ in town

Why borrowing isn’t always the best way forward

Generally a country can borrow domestically and/or from foreign suppliers of loans.

By Prosper Munyedza Jul. 12, 2024

Why borrowing isn’t always the best way forward

Zinara on course to clearing DBSA debt

Manyaya also revealed that they had managed to resolve 66 issues raised in the forensic audit.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Jun. 4, 2024

EditorialComment: Govt should not make fools of civil servants

The current tax system in Zimbabwe requires that citizens pay 100% duty for importing a private vehicle and that vehicle must be relatively new, not older than 10 years.

By The Standard May. 26, 2024

EditorialComment: Govt should not make fools of civil servants

Parly approves US$37m loan deal

The loan has a 40-year tenure, with a 10-year grace period and an interest-free rate

By Harriet Chikandiwa May. 20, 2024

CBZ to monitor risks to protect 330% profit

Increased lending and financial securities helped grow CBZ’s total assets to ZWL8,25 trillion at the end of last year, an increase of nearly 80% from 2022.

By Tatira Zwinoira May. 6, 2024

CBZ to monitor risks to protect 330% profit

Ecocash brings back Kashagi USD loans

Kashagi, a nano loan ranging from US$5 to US$50, is designed to meet the short-term financial needs of individuals

By Admin Feb. 6, 2024

$335bn debt chokes TelOne

The AG noted that the company had not been able to secure foreign currency to service foreign loans.

By Silas Nkala Nov. 15, 2023

A comprehensive guide to same-day loans for Zimbabweans

Offered by lenders for those with poor or thin credit, instalment payday loans allow for more extended repayment periods, usually ranging from three to 60 months.

By Newsday Sep. 9, 2023