Miners For Economic Development has warmly welcomed and fully endorsed the resolutions arising from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting held on 24 March 2026, describing the policy direction as a decisive step toward economic stability.
In a statement by Dru Edmund Kucherera the National Vice Chairman and Spokesperson; highlighted that the MPC’s focus on maintaining price stability and upholding required reserves is vital for economic growth. By targeting single-digit inflation and addressing foreign exchange supply and demand imbalances, the central bank has demonstrated a clear commitment to fostering a stable macroeconomic environment, a critical foundation for the mining sector. Miners For Economic Development noted that such policy interventions are essential for curbing inflation, boosting investor confidence, and supporting long-term sustainable development.
The organization further emphasized that the emphasis on maintaining bank reserves and managing foreign currency buffers will enhance liquidity across the economy, directly benefiting miners who play a pivotal role in gold production and exports. According to Miners For Economic Development , these measures align with its ongoing advocacy for policies that leverage Zimbabwe’s mineral wealth to drive economic transformation and human development. The group expressed particular encouragement at the MPC’s resolve to influence inflation expectations and stabilize the economy, which it said creates a conducive environment for both large-scale and artisanal miners.
Miners For Economic Development pledged its unwavering support to the RBZ’s efforts and called on all stakeholders to unite in implementing the resolutions. As key players in the national economy, miners stand ready to partner with the central bank to deliver on price and financial stability. The organization reaffirmed that this policy direction reinforces its vision of a resilient, gold-backed economy that empowers its members and contributes to national prosperity.
