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What If Zimbabwe Pegged Its Currency to BTC? Forex Take

even entertaining this possibility highlights the increasing relevance of cryptocurrencies

By Newsday Apr. 7, 2025

What If Zimbabwe Pegged Its Currency to BTC? Forex Take

Biti: Why 2030 for ED must be stopped

Mnangagwa has on more than five occasions stated that he does not want to stay in power beyond his second and final term, but his loyalists insist that there

By Everson Mushava Mar. 23, 2025

Virtual exhibition celebrates African women photographers

SEVERAL all-women showcases have been lined up throughout the month of March to celebrate women’s achievements and contributions to society.

By Khumbulani Muleya Mar. 15, 2025

Virtual exhibition celebrates African women photographers

Please fix Byo-Vic Falls road urgently

For a country that relies heavily on tourism as a source of revenue, the state of this road is a serious impediment to economic growth.

By The Zimbabwe Independent Mar. 14, 2025

Aggressive expansion offsets contracting average spend

Local operations’ sales were 4% firmer compared to prior year despite a 3% contraction in average customer spend.

By Morgan & Co Mar. 7, 2025

Aggressive expansion offsets contracting average spend

Supreme Court dismisses Tendai Biti appeal in US$1 million case

In his application, Biti had cited Kenneth Raydon Sharpe, Tatiana Aleshina and Augur Investments as respondents.

By Staff Reporter Mar. 5, 2025

Supreme Court dismisses Tendai Biti appeal in US$1 million case

PPC reports 12% decline in revenue for Zim operations

In a trading update for the 10 months ended January 31, 2025, PPC revealed that local volumes declined 9% in the current period, consistent with the 9% decline at the half-year.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Mar. 4, 2025

PPC reports 12% decline in revenue for Zim operations

Zimbabwe’s inflation crisis: Bitcoin as a safe haven or speculative risk?

In many cases, bitcoin price predictions continue to be an area of interest for traders as the market tends to fluctuate more than 10 percent in a single day

By Newsday Mar. 3, 2025