Day: March 3, 2026
Zimbabwe’s Monetary Reforms Gain Traction as Currency Stability, Export Growth and Confidence Build Momentum
Story by Aldridge Dzvene Zimbabwe’s ongoing monetary transformation is showing signs of moving beyond early turbulence toward credible macroeconomic stability, underpinned by comprehensive reforms, strengthened foreign exchange inflows and expanding public confidence in the domestic currency framework. These developments, reflected in stakeholder consultations, currency reforms and rising export performance, mark a meaningful step in shoring […]
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Zimbabwe Positions Itself as a Leader in Emerging Global Tourism Markets
The future trajectory of global tourism is increasingly being shaped by emerging destinations, and Zimbabwe is asserting its presence within that evolving landscape. At the UN Tourism Ministers’ Summit held ahead of ITB Berlin, tourism leaders from across the world convened under the theme “Empowering Emerging Destinations: From Potential to Performance,” focusing on strategies to […]
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Government Standardises Local Authority Charges Under Model Fees By-Laws, 2026
The promulgation of Statutory Instrument 41 of 2026 marks a significant recalibration of Zimbabwe’s local authority fee structures, introducing a model framework aimed at rationalising licensing and registration charges across both urban and rural councils. Issued in terms of the Urban Councils Act [Chapter 29:15] and the Rural District Councils Act [Chapter 29:13], the Model […]
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Afreximbank Trade Centre Nears Completion as Zimbabwe Positions Itself as a Regional Trade Powerhouse
Zimbabwe’s industrial transformation agenda under the National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2) is gaining fresh momentum as the Afreximbank African Trade Centre (HAATC) in Harare nears completion, marking one of the most significant trade-facilitation investments in the country in recent years. Valued at between US$80 million and US$100 million, the 35,000-square-metre complex is designed not merely […]
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Zimbabwe Repositions Its Export Strategy Around Value Addition
By Aldridge Dzvene Zimbabwe is taking decisive steps to transform its export economy, moving away from the long-standing dependence on raw commodities toward value addition and beneficiation as the central drivers of industrial growth. At the 2026 ZimTrade Annual Exporters Conference and Awards, His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Cde Dr Emmerson […]
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Aruvia Education Steps Up National Drive to Guide Students on International Study Pathways
Harare – Building on its mission to remove information barriers and democratize access to global education, Aruvia Education has intensified nationwide student engagement initiatives aimed at providing practical guidance on studying abroad. Officials said the current outreach programme is designed to inform students directly about how Aruvia Education operates, the full application process, and what […]
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