Tag: Foreign Currency News
RBZ Pours US$50 Million Into Interbank Forex Market In October – Mushayavanhu
Foreign Currency Deposits Rise 433% In Five Years – RBZ
Reserve Bank Of Zimbabwe: There Is Sufficient Foreign Currency
Mnangagwa Threatens To Legislate Against Use Of Foreign Currency
FULL TEXT: RBZ Statement On The Surrender Portion Of Export Proceeds
Increased Forex Receipts Have Boosted Investments, Says Mthuli
FULL TEXT: Zimbabwe Allows Foreign Currency To Be Legal Tender Till 2025
Taliban Bans The Use Of Foreign Currency In Afghanistan
“Parallel Market Forex Rate Could Hit 400 By December”
Zimbabwe Registers Growth In Foreign Currency Earnings
RBZ Dismiss Reports Saying Foreign Currency No Longer Legal Tender
New Rules On Pricing In Forex Will End In Tears – Analyst
RBZ: Some Points To Note On SI 127 Of 2021 On Forex
Forex Retention Thresholds For All Exporters Now 70 Per Cent
We Won’t Change Policy On Use Of Free Funds – Mangudya
Council Considers Billing Residents In Forex, Stands To Be Sold In USD
Motorists Prefer To Sleep In Queues Than Buy Forex Fuel
Use Of Foreign Currency Permissible Until 2024, Finance Ministry Document Reveals
‘Supermarkets Cannot Sell In Forex While They Pay Their Suppliers In Local Currency’
Former Finance Minister, Biti Speaks After RBZ Re-dollarises {Full Thread}
ZIMRA Responds To “Executives Are Paid In Foreign Currency” Report {Full Text}
US$980 Million Forex Inflows In 2 Months… Where Did The Money Go?
Kombi Crews Demand Fares In US Dollars
Chasi Warns ‘Unscrupulous’ Fuel Service Stations
‘ZERA Will Ensure That There Is No Abuse’, Govt Official Speaks On The Sale Of Fuel In Forex
Mthuli Identifies Reason Why Zimbabweans Continue To Use US Dollars & It’s Not What You Think
Reserve Bank Of Zimbabwe Warns Exporters
‘If NRZ Is Allowed To Charge In Forex, You Might As Well Allow Everybody’
NRZ To Charge Railage In Foreign Currency
RBZ Warns Exchange Rates Manipulators
Emergency Passports Could Cost US$318 For Those With Free Funds
Indian Billionaire Urges Govt To Resolve Forex Crunch
Govt Backtracks On Rules Regarding Importers’ Source Of Funds
Watch: Deputy Finance Minister Announces New Stringent Forex Rules
Matabeleland Dumps Zimbabwe Dollar For The Rand
‘It Won’t Work’, Vendors Speak On Tough Forex Control Measures
‘New Forex Measures Will Harm Business’
Importers To Lose Goods If They Fail To Declare Source Of Forex
Harare City Council Seeks To Charge Certain Ratepayers In Forex
Foreign Currency Reforms Now Fully Achieved: RBZ
Zim Failing To De-dollarise As Traders Prefer USD
RBZ Demands Control Over All Forex In The System
RBZ Urges Citizens To Use Licenced Institutions To Buy & Sell Forex
Govt Ministers, Permanent Secretaries, Bureaucrats Openly Using US Dollars – Biti
Forex Retention Thresholds To Be Maintained – RBZ
Govt Fretting Over Foreign Currency Black Market
Scrapping Of Multi-currency Regime Threw ZESA Plans Into Disarray
NGOs Banned From Giving Villagers Foreign Currency
Police To Arrest Traders Pricing Commodities In Foreign Currency
FULL THREAD: RBZ Statement On Payment Of Salaries In Forex From Export Receipts
Zimbabwe Has Adequate Foreign Currency – Chamisa
Landlords Demanding Foreign Currency Warned
‘US$900 Million Being Kept Outside The Country By Exporters’
ED Climbs Down, Pledges To Avail Forex To Businesses
Airlines Accepting United States Dollars Only Following 2019 Monetary Policy
Bulawayo City Council Defends Selling Stands In Foreign Currency
Paynet Down Due Foreign Currency Crisis
Businesses Fail To Get Forex From Interbank Market
ZIMRA Collects US$18,5 VAT From Retailers
ZIMRA To Continue Collecting Duty In Foreign Currency
Dairiboard Requests Exemption From Paying Import Duty In Foreign Currency
Delta Corporation To Sell Products In Foreign Currency Starting 4th Of January 2019
Zimra Starts Collecting Tax In Foreign Currency From Companies
Energy Minister, ZERA Contradict On Selling Of Fuel In Foreign Currency
Zanu-PF Youths Storm Service Station For Selling Fuel In Foreign Currency Only
Bulawayo City Council Demands US Dollar Payments From Foreign Entities
Bulawayo City Council Starts 50% Discount For Those Paying In Foreign Currency
NUST Demands Fees In Foreign Currency From Foreign Students
