Day: April 23, 2026
ZITF 2026: Treasury Institutions Anchor Zimbabwe’s Investment Narrative and Ease of Doing Business Drive
The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair continues to assert itself as a strategic platform for investment mobilisation, policy signalling and institutional visibility, with this year’s edition placing strong emphasis on the role of public sector agencies in driving economic transformation. At the centre of this narrative was the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, […]
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From Heritage to Innovation, Zimbabwe Showcases Integrated Tourism Vision During Botswana President’s Visit
Zimbabwe today presented a layered and strategic tourism narrative, blending historical remembrance with forward-looking innovation, as Botswana President, His Excellency Advocate Duma Boko, toured key national sites alongside the Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Honourable Barbara Rwodzi. The visit began at the National Heroes Acre, where President Boko laid a wreath at the Tomb […]
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Zimbabwe Positions Itself for Growth Through Diplomacy and Trade
Zimbabwe has intensified its push to leverage diplomacy as a catalyst for economic growth, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade convening a high level Diplomats Forum on the sidelines of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair in Bulawayo. The forum brought together diplomats, policymakers and business leaders to deliberate on building connected economies […]
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ZIMRA’s Voluntary Disclosure Programme: A Chance to Regularize Tax Affairs
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has launched a Voluntary Disclosure Programme, inviting taxpayers to review their tax affairs and disclose any undeclared income or outstanding tax obligations for the 2025 year of assessment. This initiative aims to encourage voluntary compliance and allow taxpayers to regularize their tax affairs without disruption to their business operations. The […]
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Battle Over Former Zambian President Edgar Lungu’s Remains Intensifies
A South African court has ruled that the remains of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu be returned to Two Mountains Burial Services, where they were held before being slated for burial in Zambia. This decision has reignited the ongoing dispute between the Zambian government and Lungu’s family over his final resting place. Lungu passed away […]
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