Zimbabwe’s five-year economic expansion is entering a harder phase, with household and government consumption projected to contribute 4.4 percentage points of the country’s 5% economic growth in 2026

Zimbabwe would reach upper-middle-income status around by 2036 under its current economic trajectory, six years after the Government’s Vision 2030 target, according to the World Bank’s latest Country

Zimbabwe’s merchandise exports have risen to US$7.36 billion between January and July 2026 from US$4.75 billion in the comparable period of 2025, adding about US$2.62 billion in foreign currency recei

Zimbabwe has exported about US$150.3 million across four identifiable iron and steel product lines between January and July 2026, up from approximately US$46.3 million during the comparable period las

ZB Financial Holdings' insurance businesses has almost matched banking operations in profit before tax during the first half of 2026, producing the clearest shift in the group's earnings mix as weaker

Registered sesame buyers purchased 2.315 million kilogrammes worth US$1.84 million during the 2025/26 marketing season, according to the Agricultural Marketing Authority. The average recorded value wa

TN CyberTech Bank has closed the first half of 2026 with ZWG5.07 billion in customer deposits against only ZWG928.8 million in gross loans, leaving customer credit equivalent to about 18.3% of deposit

TN CyberTech Investments ,the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed holding company formerly known as EcoCash Holdings Zimbabwe, has declared an interim dividend of 0.06674934 US cents per share for the six

Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) has become the principal earnings engine inside Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Holdings, with the USD-denominated market generating almost three-quarters of group operati

Zimbabwe’s banks are entering H2 2026 with more deposits available for lending, but their interim results show that the allocation of that liquidity is becoming increasingly selective, and that the ri

Old Mutual reduced the amount of client money leaving the group by R7.00 billion during the half year ended 30 June 2026, cutting its net client cash outflow from R10.13 billion to R3.13 billion. The

Zimbabwe’s banking system entered the second half of 2026 with substantially larger balance sheets, but the H1 results show that the widening performance divide now extends beyond profitability into t