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Offshore Borrowing by Firms Jumps 43% to US$3.53bn

Offshore Borrowing by Firms Jumps 43% to US$3.53bn

Zimbabwean companies sharply increased their reliance on foreign credit in 2025, tapping US$3.53 billion in offshore loans — a 43% surge from US$2.46 billion in 2024 — as firms sought more affordable...

By Oscar Jeke •
Crackdown on Counterfeits Yields Mixed Results, Industry Told

Crackdown on Counterfeits Yields Mixed Results, Industry Told

Zimbabwe inspected 5,069 businesses and processed 535 prosecutions last year as authorities intensified a crackdown on counterfeit and smuggled goods, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce has reveale...

By Oscar Jeke •
RJ Corp Targets 500MW Solar Project in Zim Under 10GW Africa Plan

RJ Corp Targets 500MW Solar Project in Zim Under 10GW Africa Plan

RJ Corp has formally positioned Zimbabwe as a key entry point into its continental renewable energy strategy, announcing a 500MW solar power project in partnership with INOX Clean Energy and SkyPower....

By Oscar Jeke •
Con Court Dismisses Challenge to PVO Act

Con Court Dismisses Challenge to PVO Act

The Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe has dismissed an application challenging the validity of the Private Voluntary Organisations Act, 2025, in a case brought by Passionate Fuza and Jona Wakurawarehwa...

By Oscar Jeke •
NRSL promotion saga raises stink

NRSL promotion saga raises stink

The Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) board is in the eye of a storm, following a controversial move to catapult Marere FC from Mashonaland West Division 2 despite the side having finished 11th in...

By Philemon Jambaya •
From Touchline to Thrashline: Brutal beatings clear Avenues' red-light district

From Touchline to Thrashline: Brutal beatings clear Avenues' red-light district

Injuries of one sex worker allegedly beaten by unidentified individuals using a black Raptor and operating the Avenues area Patrice Lumumba Avenue (formerly Third Avenue) in Harare’s Avenues areas has...

By Witness Runodada •
Monetary Tightrope: RBZ Holds 35% Rate as Economists Warn of Growth Trade-offs

Monetary Tightrope: RBZ Holds 35% Rate as Economists Warn of Growth Trade-offs

 The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has maintained its benchmark policy rate at 35 percent while abandoning the fixed 2030 deadline to end the country’s multi-currency system and unveiling new ZiG banknotes...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
High Court Seals Youth Trust’s Victory in Caledonia Land Dispute

High Court Seals Youth Trust’s Victory in Caledonia Land Dispute

 The High Court of Zimbabwe has dismissed an application by Bruce Machingura seeking to rescind a default judgment that granted Mabvuku Tafara Youth Empowerment Trust a lease over a disputed stand in...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Zim in Talks With South Africa to Safeguard Citizens’ Access to Healthcare

Zim in Talks With South Africa to Safeguard Citizens’ Access to Healthcare

 Zimbabwe has intensified diplomatic engagement with South Africa following reports that its nationals are being denied access to public health facilities amid ongoing protests linked to Operation Dud...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Three Men in Court Over US$10k Farm Land Scam

Three Men in Court Over US$10k Farm Land Scam

 Three men have appeared in court facing allegations of defrauding a Harare car dealer of US$10 000 in a bogus farm sale.Tsungayi Mazanhi, Fanuel Kawere and Chriswell Chingwaru are accused of duping I...

By Munyaradzi Mashiri •