Customs harmonisation key to regional growth
STAKEHOLDERS in the regional trade and logistics sector have called for urgent policy reforms to harmonise customs procedures, trade documentation…
Month: July 2026
Small grains best defence against 2026 El Niño risks
DISTRIBUTING small-grain seeds – such as sorghum, millet, cowpeas and drought-tolerant maize – can safeguard national food security and insulate…
Government reserves small-scale gold mining for locals to drive growth, value addition
SMALL-scale miners have welcomed the Government’s decision to reserve the country’s small and medium-scale gold mining sector exclusively for citizens…
Mutapa Gold Resources gets US$125m for expansion projects
MUTAPA Gold Resources has secured US$125 million to accelerate the expansion of its mining operations, which the Government has described…
‘Mine like a CEO, not a gambler’
YOUNG miners in Manicaland have been urged to transform mining from a survival activity into sustainable and profitable enterprises through…
Twin dry ports to ease Forbes Border congestion
ZIMBABWE and Mozambique have embarked on ambitious infrastructure projects to establish multi-million dollar dry ports in Mutare and Dondo respectively,…
Beyond the Boardroom: How Ngawe Conference Centre has Become Zimbabwe’s New Business Landmark
BUSINESS travellers and institutions are increasingly looking beyond conventional city hotels for venues that offer focus, privacy and room for…
SADC member states review regional security concerns
Southern African Development Community (SADC) member states have met in Salima, Malawi to review key regional peace and security issues.…
Dutch partnership expands safe water access in Mutare
A partnership between Mutare City Council and Dutch water-sector companies is improving access to safe and reliable water for residents…
ZIDA launches provincial investment drive
THE Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) has launched a nationwide provincial investment drive aimed at attracting domestic and foreign…