Ray Ndlovu

Gross domestic product is expected to expand 6% in 2025, up from 2% this year, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said.

Zimbabwe’s central bank retained Africa’s highest interest rate and affirmed its tight monetary policy stance will continue into 2025.

‘To ensure that inflation expectations remain well anchored, the MPC resolved to maintain the current tight monetary policy stance,' he said.

Ray Ndlovu, Assistant Bureau Chief BULAWAYO — The governments of Botswana and South Africa have in recent months escalated the deportation of Zimbabwean immigrants living in their countries without proper documentation.

INVESTIGATIONS into the conduct of two Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) lawyers accused of making disparaging remarks about the judiciary seem

A HIGH-LEVEL delegation from the Zimbabwe Power Company and the Ministry of Energy and Power Development is set to travel to China this week, to

THE Constitutional Court sits today to consider an application in which the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) formations are seeking to have the

DECADES of a monopoly and partisan programming by the state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has forced millions of television viewers

Zimbabwean companies should brace for further exchange-rate volatility this year following a shock devaluation of the nation’s bullion-backed currency in September, a local commerce group said.

After 43% plunge … By Ray Ndlovu, Bloomberg 7 Jan 2025