Tawanda Karombo
latest news & developmentsUS dollar weighs on Zimbabwe’s economy
Although the American currency brought about stability, it is restraining growth and local industry in the country.
Fresh Air goes sour with 1time demise
The liquidation of 1time has come as a shock to the executives of Fresh Air, which has had to ground budget flights linking Joburg and the Vic Falls.
Airlines return to Zimbabwe
Analysts say the Zim’s aviation sector is looking lucrative as international and regional carriers capitalise on the woes of Air Zimbabwe.
Zim power crisis sparks concern
As usage outstrips supply, electricity outages are hobbling the country’s corporate sector, writes Tawanda Karombo.
Zimbabwe firms in bitter fee dispute
Econet agrees to reconnect its rival as NetOne goes to court to dispute a $20-million debt.
Zimbabwe turns to market financing to boost farmers
Economically-ravaged Zimbabwe has started plans to longer subsidise farmers, even though its population is facing starvation.
Struggle for Zimplats not over yet
There’s still been no deal set in stone on indigenising Impala’s Zimbabwe operation despite the progress that has been made so far.