Zimbabwe’s protectionist trade practices are cooking up a regional storm
A few days ago I gave my opinion showing how flawed Zimbabwe’s Statutory Instrument 64 or 2016 is from an international trade law perspective. In […]
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Why Zimbabwe National Diaspora Policy is doomed unless bugging political question is addressed
A national diaspora policy has been a discussion ongoing for several years now. Even former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Gideon Gono once had […]
Should Zimbabwe’s trade Minister worry about Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania trade speech?
Yesterday Donald Trump was in Monessen, Pennsylvania in the United States where he delivered a 40 minute “How to make America great again” speech.((HIT Breaking […]
(updated) Morgan Tsvangirai’s slow down, MDC-T 2018 quagmire and Joyce Mujuru’s possible deliverance
see update towards end of the post After failing to eject the ruling party, ZANU PF, from power in the most recent national elections of […]
Zimbabwe’s statutory instrument 64 of 2016 and international trade
This month, Zimbabwe’s Minister of Industry and Commerce Mike Bimha gazetted the ill-famed((NewsDay Zimbabwe – Import ‘ban’ triggers chaos)) Statutory Instrument 64 of 2016. Statutory […]
Here is why Zimbabwe’s IMF re-engagement which ignores the United States is a dead-end
Currently in Zimbabwe the IMF is big. It is big among economists, investors, business, government officials, the media and politicians. It is also big because […]
Worrisome decline in critical thinking among Zimbabwe’s graduates
Today, an in-depth and lengthy conversation with a friend made me bring this article forward which I had initially diarised for a later date. In […]
Zimbabwe and AGOA, counting the cost
Since inception in 2000, and its now been 16 years, Zimbabwe has not been part of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act widely known as […]
The bond notes objective
A letter (pictured) stamped 16 June 2016 seemingly signed by W.L. Manungo Secretary to the Treasury doing the rounds on social media and also published […]
South Africa’s changing landscape, Zim opposition and 2018 elections
I hope Zimbabwe opposition parties are not counting too much on South Africa, the undeclared regional big brother, to step-in and impartially resolve any election […]