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Three Years After 500 Bus Promise, ZUPCO's Fleet Stands at 267 as Mutapa Sets New Delivery Deadline
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Strong Kwacha Cuts Zambia Sugar's Profit by 62% as K1 Billion Cash Position Turns Into Overdraft
Zambia Sugar Plc has reported a 62% decline in profit after tax to K616.8 million for the year ended 31 August 2026, as the appreciation of the kwacha, declining international sugar prices and competi
1 day agoTharisa Opens Namibian Market to Institutional Capital with US$300 Million Karo Debt to Service
Tharisa plc has commenced trading on the Namibia Securities Exchange as the mining group prepares to deploy US$300 million in international debt towards completing Zimbabwe's Karo Platinum Project, wh
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Invictus Targets New Gas Discovery at Musuma, Tests Cabora Bassa's Wider Petroleum Potential
Invictus Energy has moved its drilling rig to the Musuma-1 exploration site in Zimbabwe's Cabora Bassa Basin, bringing the company closer to testing a gas prospect estimated to contain 1.2 trillion cu
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Omnia's Earnings Rebound Exposes Zimbabwe's US$2.1 Billion Fertiliser Import Dependence
South African fertiliser and chemicals group Omnia Holdings expects earnings per share to increase by as much as 35% for the six months ended September 2026, extending a recovery in its African agricu
Nov 05, 2026Harare Accounts for 38% of Zimbabwe's Recorded Crime, Rising Insecurity Raises Business Costs
Zimbabwe's capital accounted for nearly 38% of all police-recorded offences during the second quarter of 2026, placing the country's principal commercial centre under growing scrutiny over the economi
Nov 04, 202618 Years of Maize Volatility Expose Southern Africa's Unfinished Food Security Challenge
Zimbabwe's maize production has increased 17.1% to approximately 2.68 million tonnes in 2026, strengthening national food supplies after years of severe harvest fluctuations, but the recovery faces an
Nov 04, 2026Zimbabwe's Insurance Claims Crisis Exposes a Regional Protection Gap as South Africa Recovers R443 Million for Consumers
Zimbabwe's short-term insurance industry is facing growing scrutiny over delayed claims settlement, with 117 of the 144 complaints received by the Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) during the f
Nov 04, 2026The Border Between Trade and Growth: Beitbridge Exposes Southern Africa's Integration Costs
Zimbabwe and South Africa recorded approximately R81 billion in bilateral trade during 2025, nearly twice the level reported in 2021, strengthening the economic significance of Beitbridge as one of S
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