Zimbabwe's government said Wednesday it will compensate foreign investors who lost assets in the country's controversial land reforms in the early 2000s but were protected by bilateral investment ...

Spread This NewsBloomberg Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said the southern African nation needs to regain access to ...

Zimbabwe’s $21B debt and a severe El Niño-driven drought leave 7.6M people in need of food aid, as blocked funding worsens ...

Over the last quarter century, Zimbabwe has failed to pay $21-billion in debt. Now, as the country struggles with the impact ...

FINANCE and Investment Promotion Minister, Mthuli Ncube has announced the beginning of compensation payments to farmers under the US$20 million facility set aside in the 2024 National Budget.The ...

Zimbabwe's banking sector is now giving priority to the key productive sectors of the economy after loans to these critical segments of the economy accounted for 72,25 percent of total disbursements ...

Cabinet cracks down on informal sector with new payment rules Source: Electronic payments now compulsory for all businesses ...

As Zimbabwe's economy continues to spiral downward, the government has introduced a series of controversial measures aimed at ...

The Government has introduced a directive requiring all vendors to use Point of Sale (POS) machines and open bank accounts as part of their registration ...

Harare - In a bid to formalise the informal sector, increase tax compliance, and stabilise the struggling economy, the ...

Government has made it mandatory for all vendors to be issued with Point of Sale (POS) machines for transactional purposes ...