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Fuel price surge sparks fresh Zim inflation fears

Steep increases in global oil prices, which have triggered aggressive hikes of up to 27% in Zimbabwe, have reignited inflationary fears, just as authorities fight to keep the rate in single digits.
ZIMBABWE’S markets, businesses and motorists have been jolted by steep government fuel price hikes, with diesel and petrol surging nearly 16% and 27% per litre, respectively, to US$2,05 and US$2,17, ...
Tendai Ruben Mbofana The announcement by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority regarding the March 2026 fuel prices is not merely a policy update but a direct assault on the livelihoods of a ...
NEARLY half of Zimbabwe’s industrial capacity is lying idle, underscoring mounting pressure on firms as subdued production ...
Zimbabwe's retail property sector is witnessing a surge in interest from international brands seeking to establish or expand operations in the country, ...
Nigeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Zimbabwe have raised domestic fuel prices as global oil costs surge and supply disruptions linked to ...
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has endorsed a government directive requiring public sector suppliers and contractors to be paid exclusively in the local currency, ZiG describing the move as a key ...
Nearly half of Zimbabwe's industrial capacity is lying idle, highlighting growing pressure on companies as subdued production pushes many closer to financial ...
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Flight to VFEX exposes cracks in capital markets

Zimbabwe’s capital markets may be entering a defining moment.A growing migration by investors from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) to the US dollar-denominated Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) ...
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has assured the public that the recent move by government compelling its contractors to accept exclusive ZiG payment does not signal the end of the multi-currency ...
Whenever the legacy of colonialism comes up for debate, a Monty Python sketch springs to mind. It’s the one from Life of ...
The rating agency projects commercial long-term borrowing by rated African sovereigns will climb from $140 billion in 2025, ...