Denford Mutashu

Bread supplies have declined drastically — giving rise to shortages — as bakers grapple with bottlenecks in the availability of flour.
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Analysts have raised fears that the country’s troubled economy could soon plunge into another full blown crisis akin to the ugly 2008 hyper-inflationary era — unless the government acts urgently to address the wave of price increases, as…
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Prices of basic consumer goods have gone up sharply over the past few weeks, on the back of worsening foreign currency shortages in the country.
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Zimbabwe has been hit by a wave of sophisticated card cloning syndicates, which has seen retailers and individuals lose huge sums of money.
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The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has blamed price distortions on the existence of several de facto currencies in Zimbabwe.
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The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has urged the Government to rein in mobile money companies to protect consumers as their merchants are charging up to 25 percent premium on mobile transactions.
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Thousands of ordinary Zimbabweans who had anticipated having a decent festive season — on the back of promising policies by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government — risk enduring a bleak Christmas as retailers have hiked prices of…
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By Golden Sibanda The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe says it has deployed teams on the ground to deal with issues of indiscipline by some traders who have insisted on multi-tier pricing for different modes of payment. RBZ Governor Dr…
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By Kiyapili Sibanda The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has admitted that some of its members are hoarding cash and abusing the cashback facility. The association said the collaboration between the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe…
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Zimbabwe’s campaign to promote cashless transactions due to worsening cash shortages is under threat from a critical shortage of Point of Sale (POS) machines for credit and debit card transactions. The market has an estimated 35 000…
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