Rooftop solar generation has grown significantly in South Africa, with generation numbers increasing from 2,264MW in July 2022 to 5,440MW in March 2024.
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Happy Independence day Zimbabwe!

Ranga Ranga Ranga

Kariba totombokangamwa toonana nayo gore rinouya or endo of the year if it rains early in the catchment areas.

Simple:
1. Reconfigure 80 Samora Machel Avenue to be the foremost economic research centre in #EconomicsZW
2. Shrugg off the 3-decades entrenched view that it is a bank. It is not!
3. Ensure it operates such that we-the-people dont know nor care what it does!
#CurrencyZW

Zimbabwe won’t print additional ZiG notes unless it has the reserves to back the new currency, as that could cause it to tank, the country's central bank governor says bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Markets

NEW: IMF sees Zimbabwe’s economy growing by just 3.2% this year, almost matching MOFED&IP’s 3.5% forecast.

According to IMF’s latest outlook, Zim economy grew by 5.3% last year and 6.5% in 2022.

Slower growth is expected in 2024 due to drought and lower commodity prices

What Gono is basically saying is taitokutsvagira mari kuti urarame ugere zvako kuChina uko🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

Pavhurwa hombe.

'I forgive my sekuru for he was misled into believing that something was really amiss and more importantly, he was in the People’s Republic China as our Ambassador at the time we were battling to sort this economy out so he wouldn’t have been aware of some of the difficulties we…

Mukoma Chris vanoparira vanhu...

Mushayavanhu writes to RBZ staff: We have lost the public’s trust. Winning it back must start with internal reform newzwire.live/mushayavanhu-w…

The Dept. of Agriculture (Pretoria office) forecast a 5% increase in Zimbabwe’s 2024/25 sugar production to 390,000 tonnes.

This is based on an expected increase in cane deliveries and quality and stable milling efficiency.

Ooh

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Congratulations Isaac Mpofu on taking 6th place in the Boston Marathon! Pushing the limits of human endeavor is why homo sapiens are still the dominant species on the earth!

Eish

I always wish our political side could help Mthuli, Cde Chisano and Adesina's efforts to solve the debt issue.

But those own goals must be avoided...

True or false?

Why is their margin so high? Risk premium?

It started with an idea

Meanwhile, OK Zimbabwe CEO Max Karombo says:

“We see more local products than imported products (on supermarket shelves). Our proportions are anything between 65% to 70% of local products.”