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
Sep 29, 2026
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
Oct 02, 2026
ZECO Holdings has nearly tripled revenue during the first half of 2026, but a sharp increase in administrative costs overwhelmed the improvement in trading and pushed the group back into loss. Revenu
Oct 05, 2026
Glencore Plc, the Switzerland-based mining and commodity trading group listed in London and Johannesburg, will begin trading in Sydney on October 14, widening its investor base as it advances multibil
Caledonia Mining’s Blanket Mine now needs its strongest quarter of 2026 to recover from a deep-level mining bottleneck that cut access to higher-grade ore, reduced gold production and forced managemen
About three quarters of everyone admitted into Zimbabwe’s prisons during the second quarter of 2026 entered without a sentence, placing court processing, bail and remand management at the centre of th
he Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority has reduced diesel prices to US$2.04 per litre and petrol blend to US$2.05, effective October 8. The cuts provide limited savings for businesses and households,
Zimbabwe has separated the person selling the investment story from the person controlling the public purse, placing businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei in charge of Economic Development and Investment Pr
Fidelity Life Assurance’s core insurance operation moved into loss in the first half of 2026 as higher claims and a rising loss component pushed insurance service expenses above insurance revenue, lea
Lithium products overtook platinum group metals as Zimbabwe’s largest mineral export category excluding gold and silver, generating approximately US$2.16 billion in the nine months to September 2026.
Zimbabwe’s covered formal-sector employment contracted by 1.2% year on year in the first quarter of 2026 even as workers recorded a sharp recovery in earnings, exposing an economy that is rebuilding p
