AN EMERGING trend within the diaspora community in the UK points towards a gradual increase in the number of people who have, or are considering returning to Zimbabwe or emigrating to other countries as a result of the global economic … Read more
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A new ‘indigenous’ stock market for Zimbabwe?
I WONDER if designers of the indigenisation laws considered the practical ramifications of the 51% indigenous ownership rule particularly in the case of publicly-listed companies. It is effectively means that 51% of all publicly-traded companies required to comply with the … Read more
Indigenisation: Right law, wrong time
ZIMBABWE’S indigenisation law sadly reveals the ineptitude of vacuous economic policies that rarely fail to miss the point. Fewer would be convinced that an almost bankrupt country, recently on the verge of an economic implosion and barely admitted into the … Read more
Indigenisation and curse of land reform
IN HIS intriguing book, The Problems of Philosophy, British philosopher Bertrand Russell criticises “absolute sceptics” who claim nothing can ever be known with any certainty. While criticism is the hallmark of philosophical inquiry, he brands the sceptics’ approach as “destructive … Read more
Talks undermining unity government
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Tsvangirai’s Report Card on the economy
ZIMBABWE’S government of national unity has limped towards 100 days in office, and the Prime Minister has just launched a second phase 100-day agenda which is said to provide a blue print for the implementation of key sector reforms and … Read more
We’re not the first nation to get it wrong
I SINCERELY thank God for the so-called global economic recession and financial crisis. “So-called” because that deprives it of the sting of a specific origin and human cause. It is “global” because it is a phenomenon from God. … Read more
Restructuring RBZ more important than firing Gono
REFORM: Reforming central bank mandate more useful that firing Governor IF RECENT media reports are to be believed, there is a serious political showdown regarding the reappointment of the Governor of the central bank Dr Gideon Gono, in apparent … Read more
Should Foliwars be abolished?
DESPITE the recent ‘acting’ National Budget and ‘acting’ Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) being a progressive return to market economics, there still is a certain degree of ambivalence in the orthodox thinking on exchange rate policy which needs clarification. Should … Read more
Whose budget is it anyway?
THERE have been so many developments in the last week it is almost difficult to catch up. The feuding political parties have finally agreed to form a government of national unity ending years of bickering. The union, christened by … Read more
