The Zimbabwean economy is rooted in agricultural productivity, according to the National Economic strategy, NDS1 (National Development Strategy1). Agriculture has an important role in Zimbabwe's long-

The resolutions of the RBZ’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) held on the 2nd of December 2022 comes at a time when the economy is beginning to witness a rise in the parallel market rate, which is now

Africa has remained the major supplier of primary commodities, particularly agricultural products and mineral resources, to the rest of the world since the turn of the century.

OPEC+ has Made a decision to maintain production levels at current levels despite widening supply gaps in the market. The decision comes at a time China is expected to see spikes in demand as the late

It is our view that REITs will be crucial on two primary levels. As stated already, the Zimbabwean capital markets need depth in terms of scope as investible assets are limited

Zimbabwe’s GDP growth in 2021 according to World Bank was 5.85%, making Zimbabwe the 10th fastest-growing economy in Africa in 2021. Zimbabwe’s economic growth accelerated to an anticipated 5.9% in 20

At 321%, Zimbabwe tops the World Bank's (WB) list of countries severely afflicted by food inflation, among war-torn Lebanon and Venezuela, whose political and economic crises have left worrisome rates

Increasing economic activity in various key sectors of the economy such as, among others, mining, agriculture and construction coupled with cushioning the public service from global shocks and domesti