Zimbabwe economy

Zimbabwe’s gold-backed digital currency, ZiG, now represents 40% of transactions, offering a more stable alternative in an economy plagued by inflation.

Zimbabwe’s Vice President Chiwenga calls on regional investors to explore vast opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and mining at the SADC Industrialisation Week.

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister lowers the nation’s growth forecast due to severe drought impacting agricultural yields and escalating food insecurity.

OK Zimbabwe transitions to ZWG collections amidst changes in Zimbabwe’s economic policies, affecting its sales and growth strategies.

Zimbabwe’s central bank projects a 5% annual inflation rate by year-end with the introduction of a new currency, aiming to stabilize the troubled economy and restore confidence

An IMF delegation will visit Zimbabwe to evaluate the impact of the new ZIG currency on the economy, focusing on inflation, foreign exchange stability, and growth.

Zimbabwe’s RBZ delays introducing ZiG50 and ZiG200 notes to prevent inflation, aiming for economic stability but facing challenges with currency shortages.

In rural Hurungwe, Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency remains largely unseen, as villagers continue relying on US dollars and barter systems.

Zimbabwe introduces a new currency, leading to a significant drop in monthly inflation and an increase in its value against the US dollar, offering hope for economic stability.

Zimbabwe’s retail and wholesale sectors face growth challenges due to El Niño, impacting demand and food security.