Long-term capital formation remains the decisive variable. Large-scale mining requires stable exchange rate policy, predictable foreign currency retention thresholds and enforceable contract framework

Zimbabwe's gold sector, a cornerstone of the nation's economy and its primary foreign exchange earner, experienced a notable dip in output during January 2026, signalling a subdued start to what is an

Zimbabwe has delivered two cancer treatment machines at its main referral hospitals, marking a significant advancement in public oncology services. According to the Ministry of Health and Child Care

The Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), the local currency unit, traded at approximately 25.57 against the US dollar on February 20, 2026, reflecting a marginal depreciation from 25.56 the previous week but maintai

Sibanye-Stillwater, the Johannesburg-based mining giant with a diverse portfolio spanning platinum group metals (PGMs), gold, and battery metals, has scored a preliminary victory in its campaign to im

Nampak Zimbabwe Limited, the country’s largest packaging firm has recorded a 39% increase in group sales volumes for the first quarter to December 2025, largely driven by a surge in tobacco-related de

Zimbabwe has once again entered a decisive political phase following its Cabinet’s approval of proposals relating to presidential term extension and adjustments to electoral and appointment provisions

CFI Holdings has posted a solid set of results for the first quarter  ended 31 December  2026, riding on the back of a broad-based recovery in Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector and resilient performances

Zimbabwe’s largest sugar producer, Hippo Valley Estates Limited, has moved quickly to reassure stakeholders that the provisional liquidation of its South African parent, Tongaat Hulett Limited (THL),

Zimbabwe’s largest hotel group by market capitalisation and asset base, African Sun Limited, is preparing to leave the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. In a cautionary statement issued on 12 February 20

There is also a risk dimension. If African economies do not upgrade production capabilities, zero tariffs may simply expand commodity volumes without diversifying exports. Trade deficits could persist

Tourism economics operate on scale. South Africa welcomes more than 10 million international visitors annually. Incremental growth in higher-spend segments translates directly into foreign exchange ac