Willdale Limited, the country’s only listed brick maker has increased fired brick production by 44% during the quarter ended June 2026 and still sold 4% fewer bricks, exposing a working capital constr

Willdale Limited’s sales volumes fell 4% in the quarter ended 30 June 2026 after insufficient stock restricted deliveries during a period of strong demand for bricks from housing and infrastructure pr

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed diversified group, Amalgamated Regional Trading Holdings, battery volumes in Zimbabwe fell 26% year on year in the third quarter ended June 2026, as working capital

Zambia has given President Hakainde Hichilema a second five year mandate after an election that turned the country's economic recovery into a national vote and placed the quality of its democracy unde

Impala Platinum Holdings, one of the world’s largest PGM producers and the parent company of Zimplats has moved from barely profitable to one of the strongest earnings recoveries in the global PGM sec

Zimplow Holdings is considering an acquisition that could materially affect its share price, potentially opening another stage in the repositioning of a group that has spent the past year restructurin

Invictus Energy has secured Exalo Rig 202 for its Musuma 1 exploration well and set November 2026 for drilling, reducing uncertainty around rig availability as the company prepares to test another par

Nvidia is moving to remove financing as a constraint on the next phase of artificial intelligence infrastructure growth, bringing six of the world’s largest financial institutions into platforms targe

A consortium including Glencore has submitted a rival recapitalisation proposal for Sherritt International, opening a contest for control of a financially distressed Canadian nickel and cobalt company

Caledonia Mining Corporation’s first half earnings were carried by stronger gold prices after weaker ore grades reduced output at Blanket Mine and pushed production costs sharply higher. Revenue incre

Zimbabwe's maize import bill fell by US$90 million, or 32.9%, during the first half of 2026 as the country's largest harvest in years began replacing imported grain with domestic production. Maize imp

Zimbabwe has imported US$69.8 million worth of non-domestic heating and cooling equipment in June 2026, up from US$954,201 a year earlier, making it the country’s second-largest individual import prod