Mthuli Ncube reassures Zimbabweans amid the Zimdollar’s decline, citing US$10 billion in foreign reserves to stabilize the economy and maintain financial stability.
Zimbabwe economy
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The Zimbabwean government rules out dollarisation, arguing it would harm industrialisation and job creation. The Deputy Finance Minister reaffirms commitment to the multi-currency system.
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Harare City Council is struggling to procure fuel after suppliers rejected ZWG payments, affecting service delivery amid allegations of mismanagement and misplaced priorities.
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Zimbabwe’s new currency, the ZiG, has lost significant value, costing the country $3.15 billion in revenue
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Zimbabwe’s ZWG currency loses value, retailers report losses and warn of potential closures. Urgent intervention is needed to prevent further economic strain
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American investors are showing keen interest in Zimbabwe’s diverse economic opportunities, with talks of significant investments in mining, energy, and infrastructure.
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The World Bank emphasizes that Zimbabwe needs at least 12 months of economic stability to advance discussions on restructuring its $21 billion debt.
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Belarus extends crucial economic support to Zimbabwe, focusing on agriculture and industry to help revive the struggling nation’s economy and improve food security.
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Zimbabwe faces steep price hikes as the local currency weakens, with retailers increasingly pricing goods in U.S. dollars to avoid exchange rate losses
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As foreign investors push for more incentives, Zimbabwe’s government is urged to carefully balance national interests while boosting FDI for long-term economic growth