One bane of recent public discourse in Zimbabwe is not only that it is never about ideas or issues but it is invariably about ‘good guys’ versus ‘bad guys’ – depending on their real or perceived political affiliation – but also that it entirely proceeds on a weird presumption that if you agree with or…
The mother party ZAPU says as long as the country lacks legitimacy derived from free and fair elections, people will have no faith in a currency produced in Z.
The mother party ZAPU says as long as the country lacks legitimacy derived from free and fair elections, people will have no faith in a currency produced in Z.
Zimbabwe is currently facing a financial quagmire. Stocks are falling, taxes have been raised, unemployment is rising and investment is not forthcoming. What then should the country do? Reserve Bank governor, Leonard Tsumba, gives his views on how investment growth can be achieved. This is excerpted from his keynote address to the Institute of Chartered
How much is the public told? With most financial institutions turning to computerisation to facilitate speedy monetary transactions, Zimbabwe may well have thrown itself into the complicated world of computer fraud. But like elsewhere in the world the extent of this industry, which now reportedly accounts for nine percent of the world trade estimated at.