Zimbabwe’s fragile economy will suffer a significant shrink due to depressed economic activity a negative result of the Coronavirus pandemic, which is also anticipated to negatively impact other African economies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) paints, in an updated outlook for Sub-Sahara Africa (African countries expect
TINOPONA KATSANDE: OPEN PRESSER ON THE DEATH OF REBECCA CHINYERERE It is with pain that I, Tinopona Katsande, write this open presser to clear the air on events surrounding the death my dear friend and confidant, Rebecca Chinyerere (Becky) May the truth I narrate clear my
Depreciating regional currencies restricted growth in revenue earnings in dollar terms for seed producer, Seed Co International during the full year ending 31 March 2020 despite impressive volume sales performance in both East Africa and Central Africa. Seedco International which operates in several African countries was
Adem K Abebe, University of Pretoria Lazarus Chakwera’s victory as the new president of Malawi represents a remarkable reversal of fortunes for Peter Mutharika, who almost a year ago was declared the winner in national polls. But the decision was annulled by the country’s judges, and
Worried that there are people suffering at home from COVID-19 that have not come forward, businessman Strive Masiyiwa, through his Higher Life Foundation (HLF), called upon them to come forward on their own and report their status so that they can get assistance worth US$50
The African Creative Economy in a time of Covid 19 By Addy Kudita Despite the economic and social carnage precipitated by Covid-19 lockdown regulations, some African motion picture creatives must be gleefully twiddling their thumbs even as the rest of their counterparts throughout the world rue the
Harare – Former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chairperson Robin Vela has pledged to continue to fight abuse of power, political expediency and overreach, and corruption after a landmark court judgment vindicated him. Hailing the damning High Court ruling which found that adverse findings and conclusions
Zimbabwe is among seven countries negatively impacted by stoppage of diamond sales due to the novel Coronavirus leading to an increases in illicit flows and rampant smuggling of the precious gems, a study has shown. Findings of the new study conducted by the Kimberly Process Civil
Leader of opposition political party, Build Zimbabwe Alliance's online petition for state security agents to stop obeying unconstitutional orders, has gained momentum. BAZ leader, Dr Noah Manyika, in his petition says authoritarian regimes cannot transform themselves, urging locals to unite in demanding an end to state
June examinations which are scheduled to kick off on Tuesday 30 June 2020 will go on dispute the fact that children and teachers have been crying foul of not being ready to sit for the paper
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