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ZiG Struggles for Everyday Acceptance Beyond Major Retailers
Since the introduction of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency in April 2024, growing evidence from communities across the country suggests that while the currency has gained acceptance in formal retail o...
US$4 Billion Import Bill Raises Stakes for Local Farmers
Zimbabwe is spending more than US$4 billion annually on imports at a time when local farmers and manufacturers have the capacity to produce some of the goods entering the country, raising concerns abo...
Dairy Value Chains as Output Nears 150 Million-Litre Target
 Zimbabwe is intensifying efforts to build rural agro-industries around dairy production after national milk output reached 120 million litres in the 2024/25 season, moving the country closer to its t...
Forex Inflows Soar, But Zimbabwe's Long-Term Test Lies Beyond Gold
Zimbabwe's foreign currency inflows surged to US$8.3 billion during the first five months of 2026, up 39.1 percent from US$6 billion recorded during the same period last year, according to the Reserve...
IPEC’s Crackdown on Funeral Assurers is Long Overdue
 When Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) Commissioner Grace Muradzikwa labeled the funeral assurance sector as the weakest link in Zimbabwe’s insurance market, she wasn't just issuing a regulato...
Eight Goals, One Big Fear: Can Dynamos Keep Agyemang?
 Dynamos striker Frank Agyemang has further strengthened his reputation as the club's most reliable finisher after scoring three goals in four days and winning back-to-back Man of the Match awards.The...
Cotton Export Boom Rekindles Value Addition Debate as Textile Industry Seeks Revival
Zimbabwe's cotton export earnings more than tripled during the first four months of 2026, but industry stakeholders say the figures also expose how much value the country continues to leave on the tab...
Stanbic channels US$800m into agriculture
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has committed US$800 million in funding to strengthen the country's agricultural sector, deepening its investment in climate-resilient farming, mechanisation and market access as...
Climate change now shaping investment decisions
 Climate change is emerging as a strategic business risk for Zimbabwe's mining sector, with Caledonia Mining signalling that future investment decisions at Blanket Mine will increasingly be guided by...
Lotshe Mangena Charged After School Rugby Incident
Bulawayo businessman Lotshe Yuri Rodgers Mangena has appeared before the Harare Magistrates Court facing charges of pointing a firearm and assault following an incident at a schools’ rugby match in Ha...