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

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

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

National Railways of Zimbabwe is preparing one of its most consequential rolling-stock interventions in years, with Mutapa Investment Fund negotiating a US$115 million Afreximbank facility to acquire

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy Committee has cut the Bank policy rate from 30% to 27.5% on 28 September 2026, reduced the Targeted Finance Facility rate from 15% to 12.5% and retained

Simbisa Brands, Zimbabwe’s largest fast food operator and a pan African quick service restaurant group with operations in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Eswatini and franchised outlets across six other African m

Zimbabwe’s merchandise trade surplus crossed US$500 million for the first time in August, reaching US$526.5 million as exports rose sharply while imports remained almost unchanged. The monthly surplus

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) expects to collect US$5.65 billion in the second half of 2026 after raising US$4.71 billion in the first six months, setting up a full year revenue target of abo

Masimba Holdings Limited, the Zimbabwean construction and engineering group operating across roads, mining, buildings, water, energy and other infrastructure projects, saw profit for the period declin

British American Tobacco Zimbabwe, the country’s largest cigarettes maker has  generated only US$1.41 million in net operating cash during the first half of 2026, down 82% from US$7.92 million a year

British American Tobacco Zimbabwe has cut selling and administrative expenses by almost US$858,000 during the first half of 2026, allowing operating profit to increase 2% to US$6.75 million as weaker

Unifreight Africa has converted a sharp improvement in collections into a major fleet expansion during the first half of 2026, with net operating cash flow rising to ZWG101.5 million from ZWG9.8 milli