Matabeleland South agriculture outlook looks promising
THE 2025/26 cropping season is encouragingly positive for Matabeleland South Province, with experts saying both crops and livestock are in…
Month: January 2026
Zimbabwean author to lead training of US business Leaders
A ZIMBABWE-born entrepreneur has made headlines in the United States after his newly published business guide was selected as a…
Mine workers’ union contests RioZim High Court judgment
The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers union (ZDAMWU), has appealed a recent High Court judgment that dismissed its bid…
Zimbabwe tobacco hectarage increases by 42pc
Farmers have planted the highest hectarage of tobacco in the history of the country, with 162 625 ha of flue-cured…
Zimbabwe maize import volumes down 37pc in 10 months
Zimbabwe’s improved maize harvest in 2025 significantly reduced the country’s imports, cutting volumes by 37 percent in the 10 months…
AirZimbabwe to acquire six new aircraft
Air Zimbabwe plans to acquire six new aircraft over the next three years for US$775,5 million, according to the national…
ZITF set for major capacity upgrades
The Government will upgrade the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) to increase its capacity for sector-specific business matchmaking, thereby boosting…
Zim breaks export record as earnings top US$1bn again
Zimbabwe earned more than US$1 billion in export revenue in November last year, marking the second consecutive month the country…
UN commits to working with Zim: Gumbonzvanda
UNITED Nations assistant secretary-general and UN Women deputy executive director for Normative Support, Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, has reiterated the global body’s…
Zim targets clean energy by 2030
ZIMBABWE has reaffirmed its commitment to accelerating renewable energy deployment, improving energy efficiency and ensuring the energy transition delivers tangible…