acity development in fragile environments in Africa has often proven to be a complex undertaking. This has largely been because of existing knowledge gaps on…...

ell-established strand of the literature on regionalism and economic integration has made clear that economic, geopolitical, and socio-cultural relationships…...

bia is participating actively in regional integration programmes, but little is know about the impacts of tariff reforms associated with such initiatives.…...

s study seeks to analyze the state, evolution, opportunities and challenges facing US-EAC and the Horn of Africa relations. More specifically the study seeks…...

purpose of this working paper is to critically review the financial regulation and its supervisory architecture in Zimbabwe and settle the question of…...

is remarkable that Africa, with enormous resource endowments and with more than 70 percent of the population engaged in agriculture, cannot feed itself. This…...

the present global economy, knowledge production is taking place at a fast pace. Knowledge is also becoming obsolete rapidly. For Africa to compete globally,…...

ican countries experienced severe macroeconomic shocks in the 1980s, which put them on a reform path that has generated resilience visible in their…...

s discussion paper seeks to tease out issues that concern stakeholders with regards to fiscal transparency and accountability. The Constitution of Zimbabwe…...

nomic indicators point to greater financial challenges for Zimbabwean businesses over the coming months and perhaps years. These challenges will add to the…...