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Zimbabwe Dodges US Tariff Shock: Small US Market, High Domestic Costs Blunt the Gain
Oct 14, 2026Fast News
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Tagwirei Consolidates Economic Influence as ZANU PF Hands Him Politburo Portfolio Days After Cabinet Appointment
Zimbabwean businessman, Kudakwashe Tagwirei has secured a second senior economic position within three days, following his appointment to ZANU PF's Politburo as Secretary for Economic Affairs and Inve
Oct 15, 2026ZRA Cuts Kariba Water Allocation 36%, Adds Pressure to Zimbabwe’s Electricity Shortfall
The Zambezi River Authority, which manages Kariba Dam on behalf of Zimbabwe and Zambia, has cut the combined water allocation for electricity generation in 2027 by 36.1% to 23 billion cubic metres, ac
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Amalgamated Brands’ US$68.7 Million IPO Valuation Puts Manufacturing Back in Focus
Amalgamated Brands’ proposed listing on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange will open a US$78.7 million annual-turnover food manufacturing and distribution business to public investors, creating another
Oct 14, 2026Companies
Hippo Sets US$7m–US$10m Annual Capex Baseline: Water, Power and Drip Irrigation Move to the Front of the Queue
Hippo Valley Estates expects to require between US$7 million and US$10 million in annual capital expenditure under normal operating conditions over the coming years, but pressure on its water conveyan
Oct 14, 2026If America Can Trade Russian Sanctions for Diesel, What Commitment Will It Sacrifice When the Next, Bigger Crisis Comes?
Washington's decision to temporarily reopen trade in Russian diesel on 9 October 2026 has placed the credibility of American economic commitments under renewed scrutiny, with President Donald Trump's
Oct 12, 2026
