Zimbabwe has launched a second stock exchange to trade solely in foreign currency, state media reported Saturday, in a move aimed at luring external investors as the country grapples with a forex crunch. Known as the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange, … Continue reading Zimbabwe Launches Dollar-Denominated Stock Exchange
Former United States president Barack Obama on Wednesday called upon Americans and citizens of the world to help families affected by the floods in the Midwest of the country, and Cyclone Idai in Southern Africa. In two tweets shared on … Continue reading Barack Obama Calls for Solidarity Towards Victims of Cyclone Idai
Botswana on Thursday agreed to extend a credit facility of up to $1 million to Zimbabwe, as part of renewed efforts to elevate their bilateral ties in key strategic areas of mutual interest. Leaders of the two nations signed eight … Continue reading Botswana extends $1 billion credit facility to Zimbabwe
The UN and Zimbabwean authorities on Thursday launched an urgent appeal for $234 million for more than five million people in urgent need of food due to a drought and a weak economy. The appeal came as UN Humanitarian Affairs … Continue reading $234 million urgently needed for food aid in Zimbabwe —UN
By Wazobia Staff If you asked every person you met today what is their take on education, you would have a variety of answers. Some people love learning and some, not so much. But the one thing most people would … Continue reading African Presidents With Strong Educational Backgrounds
Early this year, Senamiso Mathobela, from Zimbabwe, became the first female to head power stations serving Northern England and Wales. She is a Power System Control Engineer at the Transmission Network Control Center in the UK. She oversees all operational … Continue reading Zimbabwean woman oversees electricity in Wales, N. England
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