By Anyway Yotamu The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion has launched public consultations ahead of the 2026 National Budget with citizens urging the Government to increase spending on healthcare, education and social services to ease the impact of the rising
Thirteen companies have been blacklisted from doing business with the government after being found guilty of siphoning money into the parallel market which has been the key driver in undermining the value of the local currency. The past two weeks have seen a significant movement in
Former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano who is facilitating Zimbabwe’s second structured dialogue platform meeting on the arrears and debt clearance, says mistrust between Zimbabwe and its development partners is curtailing the process. Speaking at the conference in Harare yesterday, Chissano called for the management of misconceptions
263Chat · Mangudya Regrets Dollarisation Reserve Bank Governor m Dr John Mngudya recently revealed that the 2009 dollarization created multifaceted problems for the country whose effects are being felt to this day as citizens have lost confidence in the Zim Dollar. Addressing a public lecture at Manicaland
MUTARE- Chair of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines Edmund Mkaratigwa recently revealed that reluctance to adopt international initiatives in the mining sector, was borne out of ignorance of befits accruing to the country. Mkaratigwa said the slow pace of adoption of the Extractive Transparency Initiative
Mutasa South legislator Regai Tsunga has described as prejudicial the dragnet strategy to levy two percent tax on every electronic transaction the government effected `last year with a view to widen revenue base.
Ncube who attended last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, told reporters during yesterday’s post-cabinet briefing that potential investors were aware that the situation in Zimbabwe is temporary hence they are committed to investments.
Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has urged Zimbabweans to be “humble and austere” as government embarks on structural economic reforms to rebuild the economy. Speaking at the European Parliament early this week, Professor Ncube said Zimbabwe is coming from an era of high budget deficit, significant
This speech was delivered at the EUROPEAN Parliament to the European Conservatives and Reformists Group(ECR Group). This is first time that Zimbabwe has been invited and points to the success of international re-engagement. Zimbabwe is back on the map. Just as we open up our economy
Zimbabwe’s Minister of Finance and Economic Development Professor Mthuli Ncube is on a reality check phase that could reshape his character in the view of Zimbabweans, African continent and the world over.
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