For Zimbabwean businesses and policymakers, this figure raises a pressing question: is it enough to pull South Africa—and the region—out of its economic quagmire? As Zimbabwe’s largest trading partner

Edgars Stores Limited, Zimbabwe’s largest clothing listed on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange has  invested  US$1 million in its Carousel Manufacturing division according to the group’s latest financ

South Africa closed 2025 with GDP growth of 1.1%, a number that is, depending on how you look at it, either a modest step forward or a stark reminder of how far the country still has to go. The coali

Simbisa Brands, Zimbabwe's largest quick service restaurant operator, closed the third quarter of 2026 financial year with group revenue of US$85.3 million, up 23% year on year, driven by a 14% increa

Zimbabwe’s beverages behemoth, Delta Corporation has reached the point where its biggest constraint is no longer consumer demand but its own ability to manufacture enough product. Three years ago man

Meikles Limited has delivered the clearest evidence yet that its core supermarket business is emerging from years of losses. For the year ended 28 February 2026, the Group swung to an operating profit

Axia Corporation’s FY2026 performance has been powered by a sharp recovery in consumer demand, but the strength of the rebound was increasingly tied to the expansion of household credit as Zimbabwe’s

Simbisa Brands, Zimbabwe’s largest fast food operator and a pan African quick service restaurant group with operations in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Eswatini and franchised outlets across six other African m

Simbisa Brands, Zimbabwe’s largest quick service restaurant group with operations across Zimbabwe, Kenya and Eswatini and 130 franchised stores across six other African markets, increased revenue from

British American Tobacco Zimbabwe, the country’s largest cigarettes maker has  generated only US$1.41 million in net operating cash during the first half of 2026, down 82% from US$7.92 million a year

British American Tobacco Zimbabwe has cut selling and administrative expenses by almost US$858,000 during the first half of 2026, allowing operating profit to increase 2% to US$6.75 million as weaker