Zimbabwe's Small and Medium Enterprises Development Corporation (SMEDCO) is positioning itself to access pension funds, insurance companies and other institutional investors following an independent c

Zimbabwe’s poultry market has expanded considerably over recent decades, supported by growth in domestic production and chicken’s relative affordability compared with other animal proteins. Government

Zimplats ended the September quarter with 43,000 ounces of 6E concentrate inventory, approximately 20,000 ounces more than at the beginning of the period, as a planned furnace shutdown disrupted the c

Zimbabwe has fixed the sugar cane purchase price at US$72.40 per tonne, increasing procurement costs for sugar millers whose existing pricing arrangements have already been challenged by Hippo Valley

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

Zimbabwe's occupational pension funds were owed US$181.78 million in outstanding contributions at the end of June 2026, an increase of US$55.52 million in six months that has exposed persistent weakne

Complaints against Zimbabwe's short-term insurance sector more than doubled during the first half of 2026, with delayed claims settlement accounting for 81% of cases received by the Insurance and Pens

Zimbabwe's National Social Security Authority (NSSA) has raised its minimum monthly retirement pension to US$90, bringing the annual income of a beneficiary receiving the minimum to US$1,080. The adju

Zimbabwe’s proposed regulations for ride-hailing platforms such as inDrive could reshape the economics of urban transport by restricting driver eligibility, increasing operating costs and introducing

Zimbabwean auditors have secured a new pathway into the United Kingdom's professional services market following a mutual recognition agreement between the two countries' audit regulators. The developm