Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector Mourns Senior Director Tariro Ndhlovu

The Mining community is in mourning following the passing of Mr Tariro Ndhlovu, the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development‘s Provincial Mining Director (PMD) for Matabeleland South, who passed away this morning at his rural home in Mazhou...

Zimbabwe resilient despite sanctions

President Mnangagwa has praised the resolve, determination and hard work of Zimbabweans, saying these qualities have enabled the nation to withstand the negative impact of illegal Western sanctions while pioneering innovative home-grown financing...

Zimbabwe farmland surveys to be concluded soon

The Government is fast-tracking the completion of farmland surveys and rolling out key recommendations from the Comprehensive National Agricultural Land Audit (CNALA) as part of a broad effort to strengthen Zimbabwe's land reform achievements and...

DANGOTE EXPECTED IN ZIMBABWE

Nigeraian billionaire Mr Aliko Dangote — the richest man in Africa and wealthiest black person in the world — is expected in Zimbabwe soon to explore opportunities to establish a vast cement, coal mining and power generation complex in a deal...

Dangote expected in Zimbabwe for a potential US$1bn deal

Nigerian billionaire and Africa's wealthiest man, Mr Aliko Dangote, is expected in Zimbabwe soon to discuss plans for a major cement, coal mining, and power generation project valued at approximately US$1 billion, exclusive sources have revealed....

'Sanctions removal will unlock Zimbabwe's potential'

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has once again urged the international community to immediately and unconditionally lift sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe, saying the measures continue to hinder the country's development and its...

Real Zimbabwe opposition is alive

The ruling Zanu-PF party has claimed that the opposition in Zimbabwe no longer poses a significant threat, attributing any remaining challenges to alleged interference from Western powers, particularly the United States. According to a central...

Zimbabwe’s southern corridor highway overhaul to boost trade and tourism. Here’s what you need to know

Under a public-private partnership model, the reconfiguration of the transport routes will restructure the country’s transport infrastructure to the gain of tourism, mining, logistics, and trade. UPGRADES to infrastructure in Zimbabwe are expected...

Energy, emissions and the Land of Make-Believe

WHAT I’ll tell you first may make you furious. Next I’ll probably get you weeping, followed by driving you to despair before ending in the Land of Make-Believe. Consider electricity. Government data tells us our annual emissions total, plus how...

Zimbabwe resilient despite sanctions: President

Zvamaida Murwira, Senior Reporter THE resolve, determination and hard work of Zimbabwean people continue to be instrumental in overcoming illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West, while home-grown innovative development financing models...

Zimbabwe’s success continues defying sanctions — President . . . Affirms that advocacy for total removal of illegal sanctions not in vain

Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter THE resolve, determination and hard work of Zimbabwean people continue to be instrumental in overcoming illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West, while home-grown innovative development financing models...

Zimbabwe calls for unconditional removal of Western sanctions

HARARE, Oct. 25 (Xinhua) -- Zimbabweans on Saturday marked Anti-Sanctions Day in Harare, the country's capital, calling for the unconditional removal of Western sanctions imposed on the country over two decades ago. The SADC Anti-Sanctions Day,...

Cannabis boom in South Africa, Zimbabwe is good for wealthy investors, bad for small farmers

Cannabis is booming as an ingredient in everything from supplementary oils, inflammation-reducing skin creams, lip balms to health drinks and gummy sweets that promise to reduce anxiety and pain and promote relaxation CANNABIS is booming as an...

Talking Green World: The renewable energy growth in Zimbabwe hinges on constructive dissent from its citizens

Reliable power unlocks investment, supports innovation, and lays the foundation for a competitive manufacturing base. Powering the Future through Vision and Voice: As Zimbabwe journeys toward Vision 2030, aspiring to industrialise, modernise, and...

President Mnangagwa’s full speech at the SADC Anti-Sanctions Day commemorations at the Heritage Village in Harare yesterday

TODAY, Zimbabwe joins the SADC region, entire African continent and other progressive nations in commemorating this year’s edition of the SADC Anti-Sanctions Day. This special day, which was specifically set aside by the SADC Summit of Heads of...

COMMENT: Zimbabwe’s resilience: A testament to the power of unity and innovation

ZIMBABWE’S Anti-Sanctions Day commemorations in Harare served as a platform for President Mnangagwa to highlight the country’s resilience and determination in the face of illegal sanctions imposed by the West. The President’s keynote address...

Zimbabwe Finally Ends ZESA Monopoly, Private Companies Can Now Buy And Sell Electricity

End Of ZESA Monopoly In Zimbabwe Explained For decades, the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) held a monopoly over the supply of electricity to homes and businesses across the nation. That era has now officially come to an end. The...

Zimbabwean exporters eye new opportunities in China at upcoming import expo: Official

By Xinhua ZIMBABWEAN exporters are seeking new market opportunities and business partnerships in China through participation in this year’s China International Import Expo (CIIE), a trade official has told Xinhua. Kupakwashe Midzi, client advisor...

Zimbabwean banks overcharging clients

Multiple Zimbabwean banks are under scrutiny following explosive allegations that they systematically overcharged corporate clients millions of dollars through inflated interest rates and hidden fees, prompting one of the largest financial...

Zimbabwe’s New Mines and Minerals Bill Under Fire for Overlooking Small-Scale Miners and Mercury Use

Zimbabwe’s new Mines and Minerals Bill has come under scrutiny for failing to address two critical issues — the formalisation of artisanal and small-scale miners, and the reduction of mercury use in gold processing — despite the country’s...