GOVERNMENT’S failure to provide Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) fuel and the increase in United States dollars fuel prices have triggered the latest rally in the cost of producing bread. As a result, a standard loaf of bread now costs more than US$2 after its price shot up by 30% …
Read More »Why Chinese Bankcard Chips May Not Ease Putin’s Economic Pain
Cut off from international payments systems by Western-led sanctions, Russia has turned to China to obtain the microchips it needs to meet surging demand for its domestic bank cards. But while Chinese manufacturers may be able to provide a quick fix for Russia’s besieged financial institutions, they are unlikely to …
Read More »Bread Price Skyrockets To US$2,30 Per Loaf
THE price of a standard loaf of bread shot to US$2,27 in response to increases in raw material costs witnessed in the past weeks. A notice sent out to retailers by bakers Wednesday indicates a prime white loaf will now be sold at a wholesale price of ZW$310 while retailers …
Read More »Motsoaledi Remarks Endorse Xenophobic Attacks: Zimbos
ZIMBABWEANS have blasted recent comments by South African Home Affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi, who was quoted saying he would resign after all undocumented foreigners had been locked away. They described Motsoaledi’s utterances as tantamount to endorsing xenophobic attacks on foreigners. Addressing an African National Congress (ANC) regional conference in the …
Read More »Civil Servants Allege PSMAS Takeover Plot
CIVIL servants have accused the Public Service Commission (PSC) of plotting to take over Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS). The Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Service Trade Unions (ZCPSTU), an umbrella body for civil servants unions, yesterday claimed it had evidence that PSC was out to take control of the …
Read More »MetBank Banned From Forex Trade, Rolink Finance Fined US$120k
HARARE – The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) on Wednesday banned MetBank from trading in foreign currency and suspended the bureau de change licence of Rolink Finance which was also fined US$120,000. MetBank is suspended from trading as an authorised dealer “pending a full investigation for breach of exchange control …
Read More »RBZ Shuts Down Popular Money Transfer Service InnBucks
HARARE – InnBucks, a popular money transfer service owned by Simbisa Brands was on Wednesday ordered to cease operations by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) which accused the company of failing to comply with regulations. The central bank said InnBucks customers had a 30-day window to withdraw their money, …
Read More »Nigeria Blocks 73 Million Mobile Phones In Security Clampdown
Constance Chioma calls her son every morning to check that he is safe while studying in northeast Nigeria, a region plagued by deadly attacks by insurgents and armed kidnappings. Earlier this month, she could not get through. She later realised her SIM card was one of about 73 million – …
Read More »Why Are You silent?: First Lady Challenged Over Mary Mubaiwa Plight
FIRST Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa has been challenged to intervene and help Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s estranged wife get the medical assistance. Described as critically ill by her doctors, Mary Mubaiwa says she needs to go abroad for treatment. UK based Restoration of Human Rights Organisation (ROHR), through its secretary, Vongayi …
Read More »SA Xenophobic Attacks: Terrified Zimbabweans Sending Their Possessions Home
FEARING further xenophobic violence and facing an uncertain future with the scrapping of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP), many Zimbabweans in the Eastern Cape are repatriating their valuables. Recent attacks in South Africa on immigrants by members of groups such as Operation Dudula, Dudula Movement and PutSouthAfricaFirst have spooked many immigrants. Recently, a …
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