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Zimbabwe’s coffee sector recorded strong export growth last year after earnings rose by 59 percent to US$1 million from US$600 000 in 2022, with smallholder fa...
OK Zimbabwe has suspended all salaries and wages for employees with immediate effect after its Joint Works Council resolved to halt payroll payments as part of...
Zimbabwe is strengthening its position in the global battery minerals market following the successful production and export of lithium salt at the Arcadia Lith...
Zimbabwe’s decision to reduce import licence fees from US$100 to US$50 has been welcomed by businesses, although analysts say the measure is unlikely to signif...
Telecel Zimbabwe has been put up for sale as the struggling mobile network operator battles a debt burden of more than US$240 million and faces possible liquid...
Zimbabwe has recorded a milestone in its mining sector after exporting its first shipment of lithium sulphate from the Arcadia mine near Harare, a major step i...
Zimbabwe is set to benefit from a major US$3 billion African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) initiative designed to strengthen intra-African fuel trade and...
Chinese metals producer Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt has completed the purchase of the remaining minority shareholding in Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe, giving the compa...
Zimbabwe landlords face a May 30 deadline to declare rental income under a ZIMRA amnesty or risk penalties and enforcement action.
Nedbank Zimbabwe has named experienced banker Betty Murambadoro as managing director to lead the bank’s next growth phase.
Congo will ban cash payments in US dollars and other foreign currencies, forcing transactions into the banking system from April 2027.
Zimbabwe plans new regulations that will force major electricity users to monitor consumption, reduce waste and improve efficiency.
Premier African Minerals says lithium exports from Zimbabwe could resume soon as the government prepares a regulated framework for qualifying producers.
Zimbabwe has issued lithium export quotas to two Chinese companies after previously suspending exports. The move supports a policy shift toward increased local processing and stricter regulation of the sector. Authorities are balancing foreign investment with long-term goals of domestic beneficiation.
Afreximbank has underwritten $2.5 billion in a $4 billion loan to support the Dangote Refinery. The funding aims to strengthen the refinery’s finances and support Africa’s energy and industrial growth. The deal reflects strong confidence from African and global financial institutions in the project.
The ELISA Business Summit 2026 in Hwange brought together African and global leaders to discuss business growth under AfCFTA. Speakers emphasised that without production capacity, trade integration could increase dependency rather than growth. The summit highlighted the need for local investment, policy support, and stronger cross-border business systems.
