No respite for Zimbabwe’s battered economy

No respite for Zimbabwe’s battered economy

MUSSINA –  There has been no quick respite for Zimbabwe’s battered economy following four days of a massive protest action against steep increases in the price of fuel, with the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) saying as much as $300 million in production had been lost out and the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) halting trade for two days this week.

More arrests in Zim

More arrests in Zim

As police detain ZCTU leader over shutdown protests

Zimbabwe returning to normal after week of turmoil, violence

Zimbabwe returning to normal after week of turmoil, violence

Zimbabwe’s capital is returning to normal Monday, after a week of turmoil in which Zimbabweans protested dramatic fuel price hikes and government security forces launched a crackdown in which 12 people were killed.

Zimbabwe unrest: What travellers need to know

Zimbabwe unrest: What travellers need to know

Travellers who are currently in Zimbabwe, particularly the cities of Harare and the southern city of Bulawayo, should exercise caution and avoid all protests and large gatherings of people.

Ramaphosa could use Davos to apply pressure on Zim govt – Cosatu

Ramaphosa could use Davos to apply pressure on Zim govt – Cosatu

The Congress of South African Trade Unions’ international relations unit has demanded that government abandon its “tepid” approach to addressing recent events in Zimbabwe and use international platforms to condemn violence against Zimbabwean civilians.

21.1.2019 16:15

No respite for Zimbabwe’s battered economy

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