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World’s Biggest Asset Manager Grows Footprint in Zim’s Mining Sector

World’s Biggest Asset Manager Grows Footprint in Zim’s Mining Sector

 The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock Inc., is steadily expanding its influence across Zimbabwe’s mining sector, signalling rising global institutional confidence in the country’s gold and pla...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Minister Garwe, Mayor Mafume join forces in landmark Anti-Corruption blitz

Minister Garwe, Mayor Mafume join forces in landmark Anti-Corruption blitz

Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities Daniel Garwe and Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume have publicly joined forces to dismantle a sophisticated land-looting syndicate that has allegedly been ope...

By Philemon Jambaya •
US$7m Cheetos Plant Shifts Local Snacks

US$7m Cheetos Plant Shifts Local Snacks

Zimbabwe’s fast-moving consumer goods sector is entering a decisive shift as Varun Zimbabwe moves to manufacture PepsiCo’s Cheetos locally, a development analysts said  will reshape the country’s snac...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
HIGH COURT SLAMS BRAKE ON MPOFU'S LATEST BID IN BOTH GOLD MINE DISPUTE

HIGH COURT SLAMS BRAKE ON MPOFU'S LATEST BID IN BOTH GOLD MINE DISPUTE

The High Court has struck off the roll an urgent application by Angela Mpofu, Mcpern Enterprises, and Laird Investments against Side Electrical, trading as Botha Gold Mine, marking another setback in...

By ZimNow Reporter •
UNDP Climate-Smart Project Targets 116 Households

UNDP Climate-Smart Project Targets 116 Households

A climate-smart rural enterprise project being implemented by the United Nations Development Programme in partnership with the Zimbabwean government is expected to benefit 116 households in Muchena, M...

By Oscar Jeke •
800 000-Tonne Chegutu Plant Nears Production

800 000-Tonne Chegutu Plant Nears Production

Zimbabwe’s cement supply outlook is set to change as the US$80 million Shuntai Investments plant in Chegutu approaches commissioning by mid-year, with capacity to add more than 800 000 tonnes to annua...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Zim Dragged to UK Court Over US$100m Libyan Fuel Debt

Zim Dragged to UK Court Over US$100m Libyan Fuel Debt

Zimbabwe is ffacing fresh legal pressure in the United Kingdom after a Libyan state-owned bank sued the government over an unpaid fuel import facility dating back to the early 2000s, with the claim no...

By Oscar Jeke •
Libyan Bank Takes Zimbabwe to Court Over US$100 Million Loan Dispute

Libyan Bank Takes Zimbabwe to Court Over US$100 Million Loan Dispute

  The Libyan Foreign Bank has launched legal action against the Government of Zimbabwe, demanding repayment of debts exceeding US$100 million linked to a long-standing credit agreement.Court documents...

By ZimNow Reporter •
CAF Upholds Senegal AFCON Win, Hands Fines and Bans to Both Teams

CAF Upholds Senegal AFCON Win, Hands Fines and Bans to Both Teams

  The Confederation of African Football has dismissed Morocco’s appeal to have Senegal stripped of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title, instead imposing heavy fines and suspensions on both finalists...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Five Jailed for Highway Robbery in Zvishavane

Five Jailed for Highway Robbery in Zvishavane

 A violent robbery along the Zvishavane–Masvingo Road has resulted in the imprisonment of five men, who were sentenced to 30 months in prison by the Zvishavane Magistrates’ Court.The incident occurred...

By Munyaradza Mashiri •