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Economists slam Mthuli Ncube's budget

Economists have sharply criticised Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube's 2025 mid-term budget and economic review, accusing the government of failing to deliver the structural reforms needed to address Zimbabwe's persistent economic challenges. …

Published: 03 Aug 2025 at 09:59hrs | 255 | by Staff reporter

Mashonaland chiefs demand change of title to kings

CHIEFS are lobbying government to urgently change the nomenclature of traditional leaders' titles from chiefs to kings.Chief Zvimba, born Stanley Urayayi Mhondoro, is leading the lobby.He gained prominence earlier this year after decreeing…

Published: 11 Oct 2021 at 06:04hrs | 17 | by Staff reporter

What China's overseas coal exit could mean for Zimbabwe

IN response to What China's overseas coal exit plans could mean for Zimbabwe' XYZ says: Is being fair to acknowledge that the environmental accusations made towards China are somehow unfair.As was mentioned in the article, that in terms of…

Published: 11 Oct 2021 at 06:02hrs | 18 | by MDC-T president Douglas Mwonzora

African academic economists are a dangerous threat to Africa's future

It is sad, indeed dispiriting to read Professor Ayittey's article "Africa's Reform Conundrum and Zimbabwe's Tragedy", published in "The Zimbabwean" of 21st September 2018.You may think that to call African academic economists like Professo…

Published: 22 Sep 2018 at 10:39hrs | | by David Barber & Tendai Ruben Mbofana

Commodity prices crash hits Africa

Volatile global financial markets and weaknesses in global growth to blame Just three years ago, most of the world's fastest-growing economies were in Africa, among them Angola, Chad, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda and Sierra Leone.…

Published: 13 Jan 2017 at 21:52hrs | 5 | by Kingsley Ighobor

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Economists slam Mthuli Ncube's budget

Mashonaland chiefs demand change of title to kings

What China's overseas coal exit could mean for Zimbabwe

African academic economists are a dangerous threat to Africa's future

Commodity prices crash hits Africa

There is no constitutional loophole

Extending Zimbabwe's Presidential term of office

ED2030: Nothing stops Zanu-PF

Minister urges home seekers to verify with councils to avoid land fraud

MP Zhou calls for castration of child rapists amid rising abuse cases

Senator Tongogara demands clarity on disease-related deaths and national health strategy

Chamisa loyalists brands Timba as a 'rebel'

Vicious crackdown on Chiwenga backers

Mnangagwa's camp left in disarray

5 Zimbabweans convicted in £300,000 NHS fraud in UK

Student arrested for stabbing maid

Zimbabwe farmland surveys to be concluded soon

Mnangagwa hands over car, cash and house to Comic Elder

'Sanctions removal will unlock Zimbabwe's potential'

Zimbabwe resilient despite sanctions

Cowdray Park residents receive first batch of title deeds

Govt complicit in Penhalonga's environmental collapse

Zanu-PF is in panic mode

Man jailed after pleasuring himself while staring at woman sweeping

Cousin's creepy crush lands him behind bars

Woman smashes windows over 'stolen' man

Woman caught smuggling truckload of buckets across the Limpopo

Real Zimbabwe opposition is alive

When Christians mistake State House invitations for divine blessings

Zanu-PF wins Mangwe councillor seat after 20 years

Developers exploit BCC's tender flaws

Dangote expected in Zimbabwe for a potential US$1bn deal

Council employee loses fake qualifications case

Zanu-PF loving chief's woes mount

Pay cut for Harare bigwigs

5 Zimbabweans convicted in £300,000 NHS fraud in UK

Mnangagwa's camp left in disarray

Vicious crackdown on Chiwenga backers

Charamba 'explains' the Catholic land saga

Chamisa loyalists brands Timba as a 'rebel'

Man jailed after pleasuring himself while staring at woman sweeping

Mnangagwa hands over car, cash and house to Comic Elder

Dr Hans Schales of St Luke's Hospital passes away

Student arrested for stabbing maid

Mliswa takes aim at Charamba over handling of Geza protests

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