Godfrey Marawanyika is a journalist with a focus on business and finance. His work has been featured in various publications such as Moneyweb, BNN Bloomberg, and Bloomberg News. He has covered a range of topics including mining, taxation, and natural resources in Zimbabwe.
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Godfrey Marawanyika primarily covers stories related to the finance & economy and government & politics in Zimbabwe. He often reports on government announcements and press releases, indicating a focus on official sources of information.
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By: William Clowes, Godfrey Marawanyika
Chinese miners Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt Co. and Tsingshan Holding Group Co. are defying low lithium prices to develop a deposit of the battery metal with a Zimbabwean state company.
By: Godfrey Marawanyika, Ray Ndlovu
(Bloomberg) -- Zimbabwe sold its gold-backed currency to banks at 44% less than the prevailing rate against the dollar Friday, according to four treasury dealers, effectively devaluing the unit.
By: Ray Ndlovu, Godfrey Marawanyika
The ZiG, backed by the nation's gold and hard-currency reserves, was adopted in early April, replacing the Zimbabwean dollar, which had lost 80% of its value since the start of the year.
By: Godfrey Marawanyika, Ray Ndlovu
(Bloomberg) -- Zimbabwe raised interest rates and devalued its gold-backed currency by 43%, following persistent weakness in the ZiG amid deep skepticism the nation's latest bid to create a viable local unit would succeed.
By: Godfrey Marawanyika
Zimbabwe’s biggest food producer said the nation’s new bullion-backed currency will need more support if the country wants to make a success of its sixth attempt at a local unit since 2009.
By: Godfrey Marawanyika
Zimbabwe’s foreign-currency reserves have risen to $509 million as companies liquidate their foreign-currency positions, creating demand for the local unit, the state-run Sunday Mail cited Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor John Mushayavanhu as saying.
By: Godfrey Marawanyika
Zimbabwe lithium miners want royalty payments to the government linked to metal prices as the current market downturn threatens the viability of investment projects.
Zimbabwe’s currency devaluation is forcing the government to cut spending on certain budget items.
Cost-containment measures include limiting foreign travel, deferring local workshops, and cutting fuel allocations by 50%.
By: Godfrey Marawanyika
Militants operating in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are violating the terms of a peace accord that was signed in late July and the civilian population is suffering as a result, the head of a regional trading bloc said.
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