The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has warned members of the public to trade in Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies at their own risk as the authority will not render them any legal protection in case they lose money through these virtual currencies. The central bank warning comes
Staff members at Danhiko Secondary School have raised concerns over the number qualified unemployed people with disabilities
"The compliance of corporate and individuals to the Policy Note on Presidential Amnesty on externalized funds and assets as reported in the Monitory Police Statement is indeed welcome
The micro-finance sector registered a 33.68% growth in total assets over the year from $255.21 million as at 30 September 2016 to $341.17 million as at 30 September 2017. According to the Monetary Policy issued on Wednesday by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor John
"The scheme which was adjusted to 12.5% for tobacco growers starting this year shall be tweaked to 10% for horticulture, cotton, macadamia and gold producers
Due to the serious cash shortages prevailing in Zimbabwe, RTGS has become the most suitable choice of transferring money across banks.
Government has dismissed claims that bond notes will soon be phased out, saying there are lot of fundamentals that need to be put in place before the country can do away with the surrogate currency, introduced in 2016 to contain a threatening cash crisis. This follows
City of Harare has committed to increasing potable water quality from the current 87 to 96 percent by 19 April 2018 amid concerns that the authority is supplying discolored and odorous water- a major health hazard likely to escalate disease outbreaks. In an interview with 263Chat
ZimTrade has assured local exporters that bottlenecks that have been curtailing export growth including access to affordable trade finance, capital expenditure and working capital will be a thing of the past as they are working to find a solution. Speaking at the ZimTrade Annual Exporters conference
The Reserve Bank Governor, Dr John Mangudya has assured Zimbabweans that his office has secured enough foreign currency to avert a potential cooking oil and fuel crisis in the country. Addressing stakeholders at the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) breakfast meeting in the capital on Wednesday,
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