The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has maintained the bank policy rate and the Medium Term Accommodation (MBA) Facility interest rate of 60 percent and 40 percent, respectively as authorities seek to keep money supply tightened and curb speculative borrowing on the market. This comes amid
The Judicial Service Commission has established a virtual court sittings meant to reduce backlog and time spent by prisoners in pre-trial detention whilst also helping reduce administration and operational costs. Speaking at the launch at Harare Magistrates Court, Chief Justice Luke Malaba said through the virtual
Zimfest Live has announced a new headline sponsor and venue ahead of its event in August this year. The annual family-friendly music festival, which has signed a new sponsorship deal with Mukuru, Africa’s leading remittances-focused fintech, will hold its event on 6 August 2022 at Hertfordshire
Zimbabwe Republic Police Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has passed the buck on Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona whom he said is the authority responsible for the administration of the law used to restrict the movement of motorists for allegedly failing to display permanent registration number
Cotton producers will receive US$ 30 as partial payment in foreign currency for every 250 kg delivered to Cottco with the rest to be settled in local currency (ZWL) as part of government efforts to incentivize production of the crop. This means that farmers will get
The United Nations Women last Friday launched a multi-lingual book that aims to promote intra African trade for women by simplifying the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The AfCFTA aims to bring continent-wide free trade to 1.3 billion people in a $3.4 trillion economic bloc. The
Three pupils at Gokomere High School are scheduled to stand trial on Monday 7 February 2022 at Masvingo Magistrates Court answering to charges of committing public violence for allegedly protesting against poor diet and learning conditions last year. The three pupils were recently summoned to appear
HARARE - Election Resource Center's (ERC) Friday voter education exercise championed by volunteers has indicated that women have low morale in the upcoming March 26 by-elections. The pitstop election education exercise targeting both motorists and pedestrians was carried out at Samora Machel Avenue and Rotten Row
The Tanganda Tea Company Limited a part of Chipinge’s history continues to show how it has managed to not only last so long but grow to be Zimbabwe’s largest producer, packer, and distributor of Tea. As a people-centred business, Tanganda has been actively improving the lives
MUTARE- Climate change experts have called on government to have an honest discussion with stakeholders over its capacity to support green investments, in light of its stance to push investment into coal mining. By Problem Masau In an interview with 263Chat, climate change experts said there was
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