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Zimbabwe president to host creditor conference for debt restructuring efforts

Zimbabwe's president is set to convene a conference with creditors and finance executives on Monday. The agenda includes ambitious plans to address debt arrears and restructure $12.7 billion in external debt, with the goal of accessing international capital markets for the first time in over 20 years.

zimbabwe's solar sector gains momentum with new utility-scale projects

Zimbabwe's electricity sector is facing significant challenges due to aging thermal plants and climate-induced droughts affecting hydropower generation. However, momentum is building in the utility-scale solar PV sector, with independent power producers like Centragrid successfully commissioning projects, including a 25 MW plant in Nyabira and a 35 MW plant by Zimplat. Upcoming projects promise to add over 450 MW of solar capacity, signaling a positive shift towards diversifying the country's energy mix.

ational health financing dialogue opens with key stakeholders in attendance

Health and Child Care Minister Dr. Douglas Mombeshora will officially open the National Health Financing Dialogue in Zimbabwe, themed “More health for the money: More money for health.” The event gathers participants from various organizations, including the African Union Commission and UN agencies, to discuss health financing strategies. Key stakeholders will provide feedback and recommendations following the discussions that began on Tuesday.

Zimbabwe government reduces spending as currency devaluation impacts budget stability

Zimbabwe's government is compelled to reduce spending on certain budget items due to the devaluation of its currency. The Treasury has instructed government departments to prioritize their expenditures for the remainder of the year, as non-wage budget support faces significant constraints.

navigating supply chain resilience in a shifting geopolitical landscape

As geopolitical tensions rise and climate change impacts intensify, companies are reevaluating their supply chains, balancing efficiency with resilience. The shift towards deglobalization and protectionism is prompting a reconsideration of production locations, yet many still rely on increased inventory rather than diversifying sites. This evolving landscape highlights the critical interplay between sustainability, labor dynamics, and corporate strategy.
12:04 15.11.2024

zimbabwe's economy shows resilience amid severe drought challenges

Zimbabwe's economy is showing resilience despite facing a severe drought and a history of capital market exclusion since a 1999 debt default. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube announced that the economy is projected to grow by 2%, attributing this positive outlook to improved management and living within means.

zimbabwe foreign currency reserves increase as local currency strengthens

Zimbabwe's foreign-currency reserves have increased to $509 million as companies liquidate their foreign positions, boosting demand for the local currency, the ZiG. The local currency strengthened following the central bank's decision to raise benchmark interest rates from 20% to 35% in September. Recently, the ZiG recorded its first weekly gain since a late September devaluation, rising to 25.60 against the dollar.

Zimbabwe faces climate challenges as recovery efforts struggle to adapt

Zimbabwe faces significant challenges in climate adaptation following Cyclone Idai, which devastated communities in 2019. While recovery efforts have included new housing in drought-prone areas, residents like Tambudzai Chikweya struggle with inadequate water supply and food insecurity, highlighting the complexities of rebuilding in the face of multiple climate threats. The need for substantial international climate finance remains critical as developing nations grapple with the impacts of extreme weather.

Zimbabwe central bank plans to allow free-floating gold-backed currency

Zimbabwe's central bank plans to allow its gold-backed currency, ZiG, to float freely on the foreign exchange market, aiming for unimpeded price discovery. Deputy Governor Innocent Matshe emphasized the goal of achieving a floating exchange rate free from administrative interference, though he did not specify a timeline for this change.

Zimbabwe to engage creditors in talks on 21 billion dollar debt

Zimbabwe is set to engage in high-level discussions with creditors on November 25 to restructure its $21 billion external debt. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube emphasized the government's efforts to address the debt issue, which has hindered the country’s access to international capital markets since 1999.
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