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Biting the hand that feeds you

The ZiG has lost about half of its value since April last year which may have jolted monetary authorities into action to build sufficient reserves.
By Newsday 21h ago

RBZ's injection of higher ZiG notes could trigger inflation

As regards to marginalised areas, he acknowledged that they needed to do some work to make sure that the ZiG spread to those areas.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Feb. 7, 2025
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Banks cut jobs as economy bites

According to official statistics, the total consumption poverty line for one person was ZiG1 255,78 last month.
By Blessed Ndlovu Feb. 5, 2025

RBZ claims of ballooning gold reserves raise eyebrows

Zimbabwe introduced the gold-backed ZiG in April last year to replace the RTGS that had been battered by inflation.
By Blessed Ndlovu and Lee Musaidzi Jan. 26, 2025

Address liquidity crisis, Mr Governor

Consequently, businesses are struggling to meet financial obligations and maintain operational efficiency.
By The Zimbabwe Independent Jan. 24, 2025

What firms need to sustain

By the close of 2023, the currency crisis had deepened, with the parallel exchange rate of US$/ZWL reaching 10 500, while the auction rate lagged behind at a 72% discount.
By Kudakwashe Taimo Jan. 17, 2025

Tshabangu & Co Precabe jaunt is proof opposition is dead

Anything else is a mere waste of time and money.
By Doctor Stop It Jan. 12, 2025

Come back to your senses in 2025

The biggest of them all was the ditching of the RTGS currency, which  was replaced by the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) in April, touted as the panacea to the currency crisis and inflation.
By Newsday Dec. 31, 2024

Christmas: A time for sharing, giving

There is no doubt the outlook will be bleak as the formal sector chokes affecting revenue inflows into government coffers in the form of taxes.
By Newsday Dec. 24, 2024