It’s time to loosen the reins

RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mushayavanhu stands at a critical policy crossroads as he prepares to present his Monetary Policy Statement this month.
By Newsday 23h ago

RBZ’s plan on mono-currency plan sensible

This should, indeed, come as welcome news, if the RBZ sticks to it, for businesses and ordinary citizens who have borne the brunt of past currency changes. 
By Eddie Zvinonzwa Feb. 13, 2026

Monocurrency plan no longer contingent on dates

RBZ governor John Mushayavanhu emphasised that the central bank will only move to monocurrency once specific “conditions precedent” are met, including maintaining three to six months of import cover.
By Belinda Chiroodza Feb. 9, 2026

ZiG now better than US$: RBZ

He noted that the foundation for the ZiG’s stability is strengthening, revealing that foreign currency reserves have climbed to US$1,2 billion by December 2025. 
By Nizbert Moyo Jan. 29, 2026

RBZ has won the stability battle; growth must follow

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) last week released its quarterly snapshot for the period ended December 31, 2025, painting a largely positive picture on currency, price and financial sector
By Newsday Jan. 19, 2026

Deadly fiscal squeeze forces RBZ into caution... central bank plans US$6bn war chest to anchor stability

State media reported on Thursday that a US$500 million package was in place to complete “high-impact” projects, with government urging line ministries to move with speed.
By Freeman Makopa Jan. 16, 2026

Zimbabwe’s perpetual struggle for monetary sovereignty

Zimbabwe has struggled for monetary sovereignty in recent decades
By Lawrence Makamanzi Jan. 3, 2026

RBZ says new ZiG notes ready for rollout

RBZ has reiterated its commitment to maintaining monetary discipline and safeguarding the value of the ZiG as part of broader efforts to sustain macro-economic stability. 
By Staff Reporter Dec. 31, 2025

Inflation decline: RBZ must stay the course

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mushayavanhu's back-to-basics thrust has seen the central bank keeping an eagle eye on money supply growth to contain inflation.
By Newsday Nov. 3, 2025