Despite the challenging economic environment marked by inflationary pressures and exchange rate volatility in Zimbabwe, the country still boasts the most expensive fuel prices in the Southern African
May 28, 2024
In a strategic move to strengthen its transport logistics operations, Unifreight Africa Limited has deployed an additional 50 FAW 380FT Truck Tractors with Afrit Tautliner Trailers into the local and
Jun 04, 2024
Transport and Logistics company Unifreight Africa is set to expand its cross-border fleet from the fourth quarter of 2025 through the first quarter of 2026 in preparation for the upcoming tobacco seas
Sep 30, 2025
Unifreight Africa Limited has acquired an effective 86.67% shareholding in Cheetah Express Logistics, the sole authorised FedEx Global Service Participant in Zimbabwe, in a transaction valued at US$2.
May 15, 2026
Zimbabwe’s cement market is approaching a structural change as Shuntai Investments’ USD120 million integrated cement plant in Chegutu moves towards commissioning, targeting the clinker shortage that h
NMB Bank has secured a second financing commitment from British International Investment (BII), with the UK development finance institution increasing its exposure to the Zimbabwean lender through a n
CABS has signed a US$30 million financing partnership with British International Investment (BII) to expand lending to Zimbabwe’s productive sectors, creating an additional source of foreign currency
Zimbabwe’s dairy industry is entering a stronger recovery phase, with commercial milk production rising steadily after years of contraction and creating the possibility of reducing the country’s depe
Zimbabwe’s inflation environment is entering a different phase, with the latest data showing price pressures becoming concentrated in essential costs rather than broad-based increases across the econo
Axia Corporation’s FY2026 performance was defined by more than revenue growth. The group’s strongest strategic shift came through improved cash generation, reducing dependence on external funding and
Zimbabwe’s largest companies are increasingly navigating a difficult balance between government’s need to expand domestic revenue collection and the private sector’s demand for a predictable operating
Axia Corporation’s FY2026 performance has been powered by a sharp recovery in consumer demand, but the strength of the rebound was increasingly tied to the expansion of household credit as Zimbabwe’s