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Zimbabwe’s economy on the rebound

Zimbabwe’s economy is expected to grow by 6 percent this year, buoyed by a strong agricultural season, record-high gold prices and sustained remittance inflows,...

‘Zimbabwe does not need anti-developmental IMF’

HARARE - Zimbabwean political activist Rutendo Matinyarare has asserted that Zimbabwe has successfully built a "transformed economy" without reliance on the International Monetary Fund...

The Changing Zimbabwean Economy

I have often told foreign diplomats who are assigned to serve their countries in Zimbabwe and to visiting specialists, that we specialise in confusing...

Zimbabwe Central Bank Pushes Back Against IMF on De-dollarisation, Defends Tight Monetary Policy

HARARE – The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has strongly defended its current monetary and exchange rate framework, dismissing some key recommendations from the...

Countering the IMF: Why Zimbabwe Must Define Its Own Path to De-dollarisation

THE International Monetary Fund (IMF), in its recent review, urged Zimbabwe to provide greater clarity on its plan to end the use of the...

IMF Seeks Clarity on Zimbabwe’s Plan to Phase Out US Dollar.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on Zimbabwe to provide greater clarity on its plan to end the use of the US dollar...

Zimbabwe economic growth rate to rebound to 6 percent this year, IMF says

NAIROBI, Kenya – Zimbabwe’s economic growth is expected to rebound to a 6 percent rate this year, the International Monetary Fund said, citing improving...

Effective Marketing Communication Strategies for Zimbabwe’s De-Dollarisation Roadmap: An Opinion and Analysis

When nations shift currencies, the real challenge is rarely technical — it is psychological. Zimbabwe’s de-dollarisation journey is no exception. The Reserve Bank of...

Europe’s top central banker says economy holding up better than expected in face of Trump tariffs

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Europe’s economy is holding up better than expected in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs - in...

Billions flow out of South Africa as British giant heads for the door

South Africa recorded foreign direct investment outflows of R73.5 billion in the second quarter of 2025, compared to inflows of R11.7 billion in the...

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