Companies including power utility Zesa and the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) come into mind.

Two weeks ago, the RBZ said the number of financially included Zimbabweans reached 83% this year, but still below a 90% target that it had set.

The securities firm added that it would be sensible for them to consider 40% of the portfolio for active trading.

They will say the IMF’s stance is unfair for a country that cleared its debt to the fund back in 2015. But bad debtors are bad debtors.

The Zimbabwe Independent recognises the public and historical interest on CAPS

Soon the beeline at the passport office will get longer and millions more will flee. Those leaving will be the most skilled personnel.

The economic costs of corruption to humanity are dire.

Excerpts from the key presentations by the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange CEO Justin Bgoni (JB) and survey sponsors

Valley Seeds commercial business manager Tichawona Maponga said by the end of next week, the company would have added 2 000 more tonnes.

This is despite the firm undertaking by the octogenarian leader when he came to power that eradicating such vices would be a key tenet of his presidency.

Yet one question still lingers: "How much money can you make on it exactly

Special attention will be given to Catherine Nyachionjeka, an operational management expert and director of the Zimbabwe Institute.

This comes after the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) obtained an unexplained wealth order at the High Court to check how Nyaruwanga acquired his assets.