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Taurai Mangudhla is a journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe. A business and financial journalist with a proven track record spanning over ten years. Also covering politics, parliament and humanitarian stories. Has worked on investigative projects for local Zimbabwean media and in partnership with foreign press including Reuters and CIO Africa
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A story after an exclusive interview with the Minister of Finance in Zimbabwe about how the growing informal sector is not paying taxes.
This story is about how political interference and lack of confidence among investors resulted in the still birth of a new stock exchange for forex in Zimbabwe.
Counting the cost of chaotic land reform
Zimbabwe's chaotic land reform, initiated in 2000, continues to negatively impact the economy, with commercial farming and formal agricultural structures destroyed. The reform has left vast tracts of arable land idle and unbankable, with only those close to power benefiting from government schemes. Banks remain reluctant to fund agriculture due to lack of collateral, forcing farmers to rely on personal resources or contract farming, which favors cash crops over food crops. The Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers’ Union and independent economists highlight the need for finalized land tenure discussions to unlock funding. The reform has led to a significant decline in agricultural output, making Zimbabwe reliant on food imports and damaging its economic and international standing.
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