For the past three months or so, central bank authorities have been advancing efforts to introduce bond notes, which they admit is not money that can be used elsewhere across borders. Their chief motive is to encourage exports by easing cash shortages within the multi-currency
Fellow Citizens, The circumstances of the Norton By-Elections were an eye opener to all Zimbabweans at home and in the diaspora. A number of facts were laid bare by the elections. The first obvious point being that less than 50% of registered voters participated in the
Firebrand Norton Constituency legislator, Temba Mliswa has suggested that Zimbabwe should honor the late President of Zimbabwe (Canaan Banana) whom he alleged was ‘inclined that way’ by legalizing homosexuality. Mliswa made the remarks while addressing a press conference in Harare on Tuesday saying Zimbabwe should not
Seed producers have blamed the government of Zimbabwe for failing the command agriculture program by not paying them on time to ensure continuity of production. Speaking on the sidelines of a familiarization tour by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Lands, Agriculture and Irrigation Development, Du Point
Government has hailed the Zimbabwe Diabetes Association for its efforts in raising awareness on diabetes through the launch of a website dedicated to spreading information on the disease. Speaking at the launch of the organization’s website in Harare on Tuesday, acting President Emmerson Mnangagwa commended ZDA for
The electoral body, Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), does not regulate who is supposed to vote come 2018 when Zimbabwe hold the make or break election, regional poll watchdog has said. Think tank and advocacy institution on elections and democracy, Election Resource Centre (ERC), has dismissed ZEC’s
Oludayo Tade, University of Ibadan and Oluwatosin Adeniyi, University of Ibadan Pervasive electronic banking fraud is affecting Nigeria’s banking system and costing the Nigerian economy dearly. It is also holding back the adoption of cashless technologies and has become an obstacle to financial inclusion in Africa’s
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) a non-partisan network of 34 member organisations is concerned by vote buying using food aid and farming inputs and the alleged intimidation of voters in Chimanimani West Constituency ahead of the Chimanimani National Assembly by-election. The by-election which was
Eneres Zuda was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 44 and the condition left her with an amputated left leg after diagnosis. “I started noticing some burns under my foot and a wound developed after I pricked it with a sharp object, I
I long for an African Government that has teeth, teeth to rip through the activities of large multinational conglomerates who are abusing and stealing Africa’s immense natural wealth, while the continent, to be specific, my own country Zimbabwe, perishes on the rocks of economic malaise,
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