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SecZim records moderate financial risk improvement for capital markets

In Zimbabwe, the southern African nation is estimated to lose billions of dollars annually due to illicit financial activities and externalisation.
By Melody Chikono Jun. 30, 2025

Analysis-Nippon Steel lawsuit against Biden could buy time to keep U.S. Steel deal alive

Steel is headquartered there. Biden was later replaced on the ticket by Vice President Kamala Harris, who also opposed the deal and was endorsed by the USW.
By Reuters Jan. 7, 2025
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200 firms netted in forex crackdown

Oliver Chiperesa, director general at the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), said the number of firms being penalised was decreasing.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga and Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa Oct. 13, 2023

Price bloodbath jolts govt

Mnangagwa last week accused business of trying to sabotage his government ahead of elections in August through unjustified price increases and rejecting the local currency.
By Miriam Mangwaya and Sharon Sibindi May. 28, 2023

Africa’s tepid stance on money laundering worrying

This is quite an interesting development which we do not seek to question
By Newsday May. 17, 2023

Reserve Bank reverses Gold Mafia accounts freeze

In a statement on Monday, the FIU directed financial institutions to “unfreeze all assets and other financial assets” belonging to those implicated in the documentary.
By Sydney Kawadza and Harriet Chikandiwa May. 16, 2023

No sign of Zimdollar stability in the short-term outlook

Government issued Treasury Bills (TBs) valued at about US$1,45 billion in fulfilment of obligations due to some creditors and suppliers, prior to shelved.
By Respect Gwenzi May. 5, 2023

Nigeria to bar cash withdrawals from government accounts - statement

NFIU analysis found that from 2015 to 2022, officials withdrew nearly 1.1 trillion naira ($2.45 billion) from government accounts - most of it exceeding previous withdrawal limits.
By Reuters Jan. 7, 2023

HCC resumes US dollar charges

In a statement, HCC said charges for council services were now payable in foreign currency or local currency at the prevailing bank rate.
By Harriet Chikandiwa and Emma Nhancumba Sep. 26, 2022