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The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Progressive_Teachers_Union_of_Zimbabwe">Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ)</a> has said there is no joy in seeing the government commissioning housing units as civil servants cannot afford them.
The union was responding to a Twitter Post by the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services which indicated that President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a> commissioned the FBC Fountaine Ridge Housing project in Kuwadzana, Harare.
The bank constructed 858 housing units.
National Housing and Social Amenities Permanent Secretary Engineer Joy Makumbe previously said the government was doing 20 per cent of the construction while FBC did the rest. 
In a Twitter post seen by Pindula News, PTUZ said civil servants cannot afford the houses. Read the post:
<blockquote>
We prefer to see housing projects that civil servants can afford. Fountain Ridge is a housing project for the diaspora. What crime did we commit to be sidelined continuously like this? 
</blockquote>
The houses are being constructed under the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1)’s Social development pillar which focuses on improving access to basic social services.
The government targets to build 220 000 housing units by 2025 by partnering with the private sector. 
FBC says the whole project factors in modern trends in housing development in line with global standards such as Wi-Fi connectivity, in addition to the usually required infrastructure.
Each unit will also have a 5 000-litre water tank and a booster pump.
Civil servants earn less than US$500, therefore, cannot afford the housing units.
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Five potential investors, including local and regional firms, have made their bids to acquire Standard Chartered Bank Zimbabwe (StanChart), the oldest financial institution in the nation.
On April 14 of 2022, the London-headquartered <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/standard-chartered-bank-group-selling-selling-its-zimbabwean-subsidiary/">bank stated that it would withdraw</a> from Angola, Cameroon, the Gambia, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, Jordan, and Lebanon in the Middle East.
According to reports, the company is completely leaving these markets because StanChart accounted for only 1% of its 2021 revenue.
Bill Winters, the chief executive of Standard Bank, stated in April of last year that the financial institution was streamlining its operations while also narrowing its emphasis on the most significant chances for growth.
StanChart’s departure ends a 130-year presence in Zimbabwe.
According to the Independent, five investors have since submitted their bids and the list has since been reduced to three.
Banks which made bids:
<blockquote>
i). CBZ Holdings and 
ii). FBC Holdings 
iii). FNB of South Africa 
iv). South African bank Nedbank through its shareholder, Old Mutual Zimbabwe, 
v). A consortium representing Zimbabwean entrepreneurs (names supplied) is also on the list of bidders.
</blockquote>
StanChart Zimbabwe spokesperson Lillian Hapanyengwi said the process to identify potential buyers is ongoing.
Another source, however, said the finalisation of the transaction could be delayed by the upcoming general elections but confirmed bids from the five bidders.
This is not the first time that an international financial institution has exited the Zimbabwean market. 
On June 2, 2017, Barclays announced the sale of its outpost in Zimbabwe to Malawi-listed lender First Merchant Bank, a continuation of the bank’s exit from Africa.
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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/FBC_Holdings">FBC Holdings Limited (FBC)</a> says the anticipated increased government expenditure for 2023 may threaten Zimbabwe’s inflation outlook.
For 2023, the government has projected that the month-on-month inflation will be between 1% and 3% while annual inflation is expected to drop to two digits. 
FBC says the ZW$4.5 trillion (US$6.95 billion) 2023 National Budget announced by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube will likely worsen the inflation in Zimbabwe, according to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/business/article/200004217/govt-likely-to-print-money-to-fund-deficit">NewsDay</a>.  
FBC securities subsidiary, FBC Securities Private Limited (FSPL) wrote to its clients in its post-2023 National Budget analysis:
<blockquote>
Month-on-month inflation target range has been set at between 1% and 3%. Global inflation shocks resulting from geopolitical tensions, rising food and energy prices as well as supply chain disruptions present downside risks to the inflation outlook.
Ahead of the 2023 harmonised elections and higher spending to fund the 2022/23 farming season, there is likely to be pressure on money supply, which if not carefully managed may trigger inflationary pressures. Government has, however, reiterated intentions to maintain its hawkish monetary stance in a bid to keep inflation under control.”
The Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Mthuli Ncube, presented the 2023 National Budget under the theme Accelerating Economic Transformation. The presentation comes on the backdrop of elevated inflation and currency devaluation that prompted tightening of the central bank’s monetary policy.
Annual inflation as at end of October was 268,8% against an initial target of 25%-35%, later revised to 52-58%. For 2023, government has set a month-on-month target of between 1% and 3% and annual inflation to drop to two digits. Money supply pressure from anticipated increased government expenditure may threaten this inflation outlook, if not carefully managed.
Unless carefully managed, there is likely to be pressure on money supply growth in the coming months owing to government increased expenditure ahead of the 2023 harmonised elections and higher spending to fund the 2022/23 farming season.
</blockquote>
The budget is the highest expenditure requirement by the government ever in decades and has a funding deficit of nearly ZW$600 billion that Ncube said will be met by:
<blockquote>
i). the issuance of Treasury Bills worth $82.2 billion,
ii). Victoria Falls Exchange Bonds ($95.2 billion) and
iii). an expected loan of US$400 million from the African Export-Import Bank.
iv) .changes in bank balances of ZW$10 billion 
</blockquote>
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