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5 days ago | March 15, 2019
Inflation slows benefits of devaluation
Zimbabwe’s economy at the moment should be benefiting from what could be considered a classic if not complex and uneven ...
2 weeks ago | March 8, 2019
Money supply slashed in real terms
Many businesses are still stumbling in their pricing policies and accounting procedures because they are not thinking ...
3 weeks ago | March 1, 2019
New thinking needed by business
The major changes in monetary policy made last week are taking time to work their way through the systems and into the ...
4 weeks ago | February 22, 2019
Fiscal measures must back forex policy
Zimbabwe’s last two attempts to switch the allocation of foreign currency from fiat decisions to market forces – ESAP in ...
1 month ago | February 8, 2019
Fiscal policy, not panic, must influence pricing
A lot of businesses are confused over pricing, and others are panicking, although so far as we can see neither confusion ...
2 months ago | February 1, 2019
Solar, gas needed quickly in energy mix
Zimbabweans are now waking up to the opportunities of alternative energy sources and are not just waiting for the ...
2 months ago | January 18, 2019
Allowances and rebates solve fuel prices
Many businesses were caught by surprise on Monday by the organised political action to try and close down the economy ...
2 months ago | January 11, 2019
Fuel can be managed better
Erratic fuel deliveries coupled with a tight supply have created fuel queues that must have a serious economic impact on ...
3 months ago | December 14, 2018
All win if Govt, business work together
The relationship between the Government and the private sector, especially the major companies, has often been bad to ...
3 months ago | December 7, 2018
Let’s start thinking about rationing fuel
Zimbabwe spends more than US$1 billion a year on importing petrol and diesel, the largest single drain on scarce foreign ...
4 months ago | November 30, 2018
Lithium powering Zimbabwe’s future
Zimbabwe needs new sources of export earnings to fix the foreign currency imbalances, needs new jobs for its people and ...
4 months ago | November 23, 2018
Procurement can create new industries
The Government is easily the largest procurement entity in Zimbabwe, buying more goods and services than any private ...
5 months ago | October 26, 2018
Right actions should bring calm not panic
It is extremely curious why Zimbabwe should be experiencing an unwarranted degree of economic turmoil ever since ...
5 months ago | October 12, 2018
Hysteria from people who cannot count
There has been a lot of hysteria since Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mangudya formalised his ring-fencing of ...
8 months ago | July 20, 2018
Prepaid water policy needs proper planning
Plans by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) to demand payment in advance from local authorities and other ...
8 months ago | July 13, 2018
Women’s and youth banks need to help more
The commissioning of the Women’s Bank and the Youth Bank in recent weeks marks a definite improvement in the lot of ...
10 months ago | June 1, 2018
A proper election is good for business
Zimbabweans vote on July 30, in about eight-and-a-half weeks for the President and Parliament who will run the ...
10 months ago | May 25, 2018
More cash and pay can help push or wreck economy
In all the discussions about greater availability of cash and pay rises for civil servants and everyone else, there ...
10 months ago | May 18, 2018
Multiple inflation indices might well be needed
Zimbabwe’s official inflation rate is both low and, despite a lot of comment to the contrary, accurately and competently ...
10 months ago | May 11, 2018
Try capitalising civil service benefits
Government is coming under increasing pressure from civil servants for pay rises, part of that crisis of expectations ...
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