Discover how Zimbabwe’s innovative financial reforms under the RBZ aim to stabilize and boost confidence in the new ZiG currency.
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China has offered Zimbabwe a lifeline in its fight against crippling debt by canceling some of its loans and pledging to help find a solution to the country’s wider debt burden. This comes as Zimbabwe struggles with a total external debt of $12.7 billion, with China being its largest non-Paris Club creditor.
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Zimbabwe’s currency sees unprecedented depreciation in the parallel market, causing alarm at the highest levels of financial governance.
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Businessman Wicknell Chivayo pursues his dream to become Zimbabwe’s first billionaire under 45 through high-profile philanthropic acts and fulfillment of prophecy.
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Local journalists from Zimpapers, Zimbabwe’s leading media conglomerate, were celebrated and honored at the prestigious Merck Media Awards. The event, held to…
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In Guruve’s Mazhambe Village, 41 graves are set to be relocated to make space for Eureka Gold Mine’s waste dump expansion, sparking community concern.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (New Zimbabwe) — Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube is facing mounting pressure as he hesitates to appoint independent auditors to assess…
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Zimbabwe faces a crisis as political forces manipulate crucial food aid. Immediate action is needed to safeguard the rights of the vulnerable.
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The US has lifted sanctions against Zimbabwe, first set in 2003, marking a significant shift in relations and opening new avenues for diplomatic and economic engagement.
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Zimbabwe’s 44th Independence Day was marked by food insecurity and anxieties over the new currency, dampening the celebratory mood.Â