It won’t be business as usual, RBZ boss tells staff

📅 Published: August 14, 2025

📰 Source: theindependent

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📰 Source: theindependent
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RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mushayavanhu yesterday warned staff and management that it would not be “business as usual” as they labour to regain public confidence.

In his message to management and staff, Mushayavanhu said there was a need to undertake personal transformation as well as develop a new “RBZ brand” to rebuild credibility and relevance. “We are also aware that the market has lost confidence and trust in the credibility and impact of the central bank’s policies over the years, and this calls for a focused re-orientation and change in the way we do things in pursuit of our statutory mandate,” he said in a statement yesterday. “It is expected of all of us to adjust to accept this ‘paradigm shift’ of a new work culture that will ingrain in us a responsibility to provide operational effectiveness and excellence. “I will make sure this is accomplished by going ‘back-to-basics’ and supporting all RBZ staff, who embark on this culture of adaptability and creativity in the way we execute our statutory tasks. ”
To achieve this, the governor said it was imperative to acknowledge that “our strategy will be in our structure”. “Our change agenda will push for the comprehensive re-organisation and re-orientation of the bank’s tasks, people, structures, systems, culture, decision-making and policy-making processes to successfully carry out our core commitments and obligations,” he pointed out. 🔗

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