June 24
Zimbabwe: Zim Approves 10-Year Sugarcane Industry Development Plan to Boost Output, Ethanol Production
Discover moreNewspaper advertising spaceConstitutional Law & Civil RightsDiaspora news serviceCABINET has approved the Zimbabwe Sugarcane Industry Development Plan (2026-2035),… Read more »
June 22
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Formally Applies to Join Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
ZIMBABWE has formally applied to join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), the country's Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion said in a… Read more »
June 23
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Platinum Producers Owed $228mln in Unpaid Export Earnings
Zimbabwe's government owes platinum miners $228 million in unpaid export income under its foreign currency retention system, exerting pressure on a sector recovering from a… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'A Condemnation to Slavery' - Domestic Workers Slam U.S.$90 Minimum Wage
The Zimbabwe Domestic and Allied Workers Union (ZDAWU) has condemned the government's newly gazetted minimum wages for domestic workers, describing them as "poverty wages" that… Read more »
June 21
Zimbabwe: Government Hails Mutapa, NRZ Rail Recapitalisation Initiatives
TRANSPORT and Infrastructure Development Minister, Felix Mhona has commended the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) and the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) recapitalisation… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean Economy Doing Very Well, Capable of Absorbing All Citizens Being Chased Out of South Africa - Says Mutsvangwa
THE Zimbabwean economy is doing very well and now able to absorb all its citizens who are being hounded out of South Africa for being there illegally, Zanu PF spokesperson… Read more »
June 19
Zimbabwe: Stop Criminalising Poverty - Mining Leaders Push for Urgent Artisanal, Small Scale Formalisation
MINING executives have urged the government to accelerate formalisation of artisanal and small-scale miners, saying the sector's future depends on bringing operators into the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Lithium Producers Plead for More Time to Complete Beneficiation Plants
ZIMBABWE'S lithium producers have appealed to the government to extend the January 2027 deadline for a ban on lithium concentrate exports, saying that most companies are still… Read more »
June 15
Zimbabwe: Create Your Perfect Room With Ai Design Tools
Redecorating a room used to mean hiring an expensive pro or spending hours moving heavy furniture. You might have a vision in your head but find it hard to see how it looks in… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Why Early Likes Matter for Facebook Post Performance
A Facebook post can get missed fast when people scroll. That is why early likes matter. They help a fresh post look active, trusted, and worth a closer look. Why Early Likes Matter… Read more »
June 16
Southern Africa: Zimbabwe Sets Domestic Workers Minimum Wage At U.S.$90
Discover moreFashion News ArticlesZimbabwe News SubscriptionHealth News AlertsTHE minimum wage for domestic workers has been set at US$90 per month while that of workers in… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Building Back Home - the 7 Costly Mistakes Zimbabweans Make When Building From Abroad
Zimbabweans living abroad send millions of pounds, dollars and rand back home to fund building projects. Read more »
June 12
Zimbabwe: FML Hails RBZ Policy Stance On Economic Stability
Leading life assurance and funeral services provider, First Mutual Life (FML) has commended the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's (RBZ) tight policy stance for creating an enabling… Read more »
June 11
Zimbabwe: PPC Zimbabwe Cement Sales Up 18 Percent
PPC Zimbabwe reported an 18% rise in cement sales volumes, contributing to a 14.3% increase in revenue to ZAR 3.56 billion ($215 million) for the year ended 31 March 2026. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Canada Proposes Teen Social Media Ban - With Workaround for Tech Firms
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June 10
Zimbabwe: Parliament Launches Inquiry Into Fuel Pricing, Summons Local Government Secretary Over Proliferation of Service Stations
AN inquiry into fuel pricing is underway as Zimbabweans continue to pay high prices for the petroleum products, Energy and Power Development Parliamentary Committee Chairperson… Read more »
June 09
Zimbabwe: Mutapa Brokered Deal Revives Air Zimbabwe's Harare-London Flights
Air Zimbabwe will resume direct flights between Harare and London on July 1, 2026, ending a 14-year absence from the United Kingdom market. Read more »
June 08
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Ranked Among Worst Labour Rights Violators, Placed On 'Watch List'
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) has released the 13th edition of the global rights index, the only comprehensive, global annual survey of the violation of… Read more »
June 03
Zimbabwe: Treasury Backs Grain Levy Framework As GMAZ Court Challenge Faces Fresh Hurdles
EFFORTS by the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) to challenge the grain import levy framework as legally abandoned have suffered a setback after fresh Treasury… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Meikles Considers Exit From Hospitality Sector Through Disposal
Meikles Limited is considering exiting the hospitality sector after announcing that it is engaged in discussions regarding the potential disposal of its remaining interest in… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chinese Nationals Flee Haroni River After Exposé - As Community Welcomes Government Intervention
CHINESE nationals who devastated parts of Haroni River through illegal riverbed mining have fled and left their Rusitu Valley camp empty after being exposed in a collaborative… Read more »
June 01
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's Cabora Bassa Gas Agreement With Invictus Energy Faces Commercial Viability Test
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Africa: South Africa Moves to Regulate Foreign Workers As New Labour Bill Heads to Parliament
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June 02
Zimbabwe: Treasury Nullifies Agriculture Ministry's Grain Import Levy - Calls It Legally Invalid
THE Ministry of Finance has declared as invalid a grain import levy imposed on millers by the Agriculture Ministry through Statutory Instrument (SI) 87 of 2025 and urged… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Ex-Employee Keeps Inheritance After Court Upholds Late Businessman's Multi-Million-Dollar Contested Will
A former employee who was left a vehicle and other assets by his late boss has emerged as one of the beneficiaries of a disputed estate after the High Court dismissed a challenge… Read more »
