Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has proposed linking the renewal of local authority vendor licences to compliance with Zimbabwe Revenue Authority presumptive tax requirements, using council re

Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency approved 86 mining licences worth US$768.5 million in the second quarter of 2026, an average approved ticket of US$8.9 million and the largest sectoral allocatio

Zimbabwe has exported US$583.4 million of semi manufactured gold in June 2026, the highest monthly value recorded in Zimbabwe’s trade history, latest data from Zimstat shows. The figure exceeded the p

Zimbabwe has approved 30 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects with a projected investment value of US$7 billion since 2018, though fewer than half have progressed into construction or operation,

South Africa’s fastest growing tourism customers increasingly come from the same African countries whose nationals have become the focus of recurring anti migrant protests, placing one of the country’

Seed Co Limited, Zimbabwe’s biggest seed house has grown the first quarter revenue by 19% to US$6.9 million and volume 22% to 4,145 metric tonnes, against US$5.8 million and 3,393 metric tonnes a year

Zimbabwe has increased the expected return available from new residential rental developments through Statutory Instrument 131 of 2026, gazetted in July by the Minister of National Housing and Social

Mimosa processed about 41,000 fewer tonnes during FY2026. The lower grade then reduced the metal contribution from the smaller processing base. Restoring production will require progress in both area

Higher throughput lifted concentrate production by 5%, leaving 24,000 ounces in inventory as lower grade and delayed fleet spending shape the FY2027 production test

Seed Co Limited, the Zimbabwe listed seed producer, narrowed its operating loss by 35% to US$2 million during the quarter ended 30 June 2026 as stronger winter cereal seed demand, early maize export

The Government’s debt-resolution and arrears-clearance programme is therefore about more than reducing a number on a balance sheet. It is about changing the composition of Zimbabwe’s creditors and, ul

The next milestone will be whether Government can maintain that momentum.The US$20 million allocation for 2026, followed by the planned US$70.5 million settlement during 2027 and 2028, creates a clear