Due to low water levels and insufficient ability to generate enough electricity to fulfil demand, Zambia now has a deficit of electricity. To prevent a power catastrophe, according to Hichilema, the n
Mar 27, 2023
To attract cell manufacturers, the government should establish a fast-track process for permitting and land leasing; make loans, grants, and guarantees to overcome capital limitations; and encourage a
The ZWL has continued to depreciate against the United States Dollar (US$) in each respective trading session this year. However, the magnitude of exchange loss has since marginalized.
Africa is home to 30% of the world’s mineral reserves and holds 40% of the world’s gold and at least 90% of its chromium and platinum. It also has the largest reserves of cobalt, platinum, uranium and
According to Zimtrade, the new requirements that have been put in place by EU are meant to protect consumers and prevent the spread of the False Codling Moth (FCM) into the Union. The EU enacted a reg
The South African National Treasury's recent projection of an increase in economic growth has sparked optimism among the country's economists. This is a good sign for Zimbabwe because South Africa is
Declining global prices for wheat pose a challenge to Zimbabwe’s mission to self-sustain. While the country achieved sufficient tonnage to cover its own needs in 2022, the general cost levels per tonn
Biden also said the money would be spent helping "develop cutting-edge energy solutions like clean hydrogen, a deal worth $2 billion to build solar energy projects in Angola, $600 million high-speed c
20,000 metric tons of fertilizer made in Russia were shipped from the Netherlands to Malawi as part of a pact mediated by the United Nations to maintain agricultural products flowing to international
Zimbabwe just topped the list for food inflation with a 351% spike, and the situation at the Kariba dam would only exacerbate the country's critical food security concerns. Low-income workers are most
Despite massive blackouts which are rattling the Sub-Saharan continent from Kenya to South Africa to Nigeria, and Zimbabwe, Africa still boasts with significant untapped fossil and renewable resource
