PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe chose the recent Zanu PF Youth League Bindura interface rally to define for the first time his relationship with Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the context of the […]

While it is accepted that small to medium enterprises (SMEs) have been carrying the country in the last few years, it should equally be noted that the SME route has […]

Good labour law should encourage economic growth. This means the regulation of the labour market should be sensitive to economic growth. The question is how the labour market is supposed […]

There has been a specific acknowledgement by the monetary authorities that the parity level of the bond notes against the greenback has been upset.

The Special Economic Zones (SEZs) Act was promulgated into law in October 2016, largely to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, generate employment and promote exports.

WITH the Lima Plan — under whose auspices Zimbabwe was pursuing its international re-engagement strategy — facing serious headwinds and virtually stalled, the main question is: What are is option?

ONLY an extremely rogue government and possibly one which condones kleptocracy would be encouraged by its citizens or non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to account for revenue realised from the exploitation of […]

IN our front page in this edition, we report cabinet on Wednesday shipwrecked the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ)’s US$400 million recapitalisation deal over funding, capacity and internal squabbles.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s decision to increase the amount of bond notes in circulation under its export incentive scheme from the initial US$200 million to US$500 million has […]

Currently we have an economy that keeps giving us monthly surprises. It is now a dog-eat-dog economy.