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Zimbabwe Repatriates 99 418

Zimbabwe Repatriates 99 418

The Government has facilitated the repatriation of 99 418 Zimbabwean nationals from South Africa between May 28 and July 10, 2026, with more than 70 000 women and children among those assisted, as aut...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Zimbabwe Property Sector Faces Funding Squeeze but Growth Opportunities Remain

Zimbabwe Property Sector Faces Funding Squeeze but Growth Opportunities Remain

Zimbabwe's property sector continues to face significant challenges, including limited long-term financing, high interest rates, infrastructure deficits and currency volatility, but emerging opportuni...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Explained: What New Medical Law Means for Patients and Hospitals

Explained: What New Medical Law Means for Patients and Hospitals

 Zimbabwe's Medical Services Amendment Act, 2026 introduces significant changes to the country's healthcare system by strengthening patients' rights, setting minimum standards for health care provider...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Duty-free China access exposes Zimbabwe's value-add challenge

Duty-free China access exposes Zimbabwe's value-add challenge

Zimbabwean exporters can now sell qualifying products into China without paying import duties after the country completed all requirements for Beijing's 100 percent duty-free market access programme,...

By Oscar Jeke •
Women's access to finance emerges as biggest test for NDS2

Women's access to finance emerges as biggest test for NDS2

As Zimbabwe implements the National Development Strategy Two, the biggest challenge facing women's economic empowerment is no longer the absence of policy but the failure to unlock finance and busines...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Calls Grow for Evidence-Based Arrests in Anti-Touting Blitz

Calls Grow for Evidence-Based Arrests in Anti-Touting Blitz

Zimbabwe's intensified crackdown on touting is leaving some commuters, motorists and transport operators fearful of being wrongly identified as touts, with growing calls for police to rely on clear ev...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Rehab Sparks New Chapter for Takura and Holy Ten

Rehab Sparks New Chapter for Takura and Holy Ten

TakuraZimbabwe's music industry is witnessing a different kind of comeback, with artists returning from rehabilitation using music to reflect healing, accountability and personal growth.R&B singer Tak...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
GDP grows, but Zim faces tougher test of turning stability into jobs

GDP grows, but Zim faces tougher test of turning stability into jobs

Zimbabwe's economy expanded by 8.3 percent in 2025, one of its strongest performances in recent years, but the Government now faces a more difficult challenge of translating macroeconomic stability in...

By Oscar Jeke •
Star Africa Warns Informal Trade, Sugar Tax Threaten Recovery

Star Africa Warns Informal Trade, Sugar Tax Threaten Recovery

 Star Africa Corporation says Zimbabwe's highly informal economy, tax policy and cheap imports remain major obstacles to growth, even as the sugar producer returned to profitability after a difficult...

By Audrey Galawu •
Man Accused of Trafficking Zimbabweans to Russia Through Fake Job Offers

Man Accused of Trafficking Zimbabweans to Russia Through Fake Job Offers

 Nine Zimbabwean men were allegedly lured to Russia with promises of well-paying jobs, only to have their travel documents confiscated and be forced into mercenary work after arriving in the country,...

By Munyaradzi Mashiri •