Business
Mine Entra 2025 Unites Mining and Infrastructure Vision
The 28th edition of the Mining Engineering and Transport Expo, popularly known as Mine Entra, opens in Bulawayo this Wednesday with a renewed focus on strengthening collaboration between mining and infrastructure as catalysts for Zimbabwe’s economic transformation. The event, which remains one of the country’s most strategic industrial exhibitions, is this year running concurrently with […]
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Buffalo Range Upgrade Boosts Tourism and Economic Growth
The ongoing refurbishment and modernisation of Buffalo Range Airport in Chiredzi mark a major milestone in the Second Republic’s broader vision to revitalise Zimbabwe’s aviation infrastructure and strengthen the nation’s competitiveness in tourism and investment. The project, which is now at an advanced stage, embodies the government’s determination to transform ports of entry into modern, […]
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NetOne CEO Granted Bail in US$1.2 Million Fraud Case
NetOne Cellular (Pvt) Ltd Chief Executive Officer, Raphael Mushanawani, has been granted bail by the Harare Magistrates Court following his arrest by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) over allegations of fraud exceeding US$1.2 million. Mushanawani was ordered to pay US$500 bail and to surrender his passport, with the court further directing him to report weekly […]
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Zimbabwe’s Strong Growth, Currency Stability Keep MPC on Steady Course
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has maintained a steady monetary policy stance amid encouraging signs of domestic economic resilience and improved foreign currency inflows, signaling confidence in the country’s macroeconomic management. In its meeting held on 26 September 2025, the MPC highlighted global and domestic factors shaping the economic outlook. Globally, […]
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First Capital to Sell Makasa Sun Hotel, Formerly Kingdom Hotel
First Capital Bank (FCA) is in negotiations to dispose of Makasa Sun Hotel, formerly known as Kingdom Hotel in Victoria Falls, after reaching an agreement with its co-shareholder to sell. The bank issued a cautionary statement to stakeholders, noting: “The Directors of First Capital Bank Limited wish to inform shareholders and the investing public that […]
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Sabi Star boosts Buhera farmers
SABI Star Mine has created a new market for smallholder horticultural farmers in Buhera North, providing them with lucrative contracts to supply fresh produce to the mine. This initiative is a significant market boost for Buhera horticultural farmers. The farmers supply a variety of fresh produce, including tomatoes, onions, ginger, cucumbers, and green vegetables, to […]
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TN CyberTech Bank Unveils Revolutionary Property Ownership Scheme, Moves Toward Neobank Model
Zimbabwe’s housing market has long been defined by high entry barriers, prohibitive costs, and trust deficits, particularly for those in the diaspora who often fall victim to fraudulent property transactions. Against this backdrop, TN CyberTech Bank, led by lawyer and businessman Tawanda Nyambirai, has introduced what it calls a revolutionary empowerment scheme that seeks to […]
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Delta Loses $74m Tax Battle as Court Rules in Zimra’s Favour
Zimbabwe’s largest beverage maker, Delta Corporation, has lost its long-running $74 million tax dispute with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), after the Constitutional Court dismissed its appeal. At the centre of the battle was a currency wrangle: Delta made tax payments in Zimbabwean dollars, while Zimra calculated the obligations in U.S. dollars. With the local […]
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Zimbabwe Export Week 2025 to Spotlight Growth, Global Competitiveness
ZimTrade will host the second edition of the Zimbabwe Export Week in Bulawayo from 13 to 17 October 2025, bringing together exporters, international buyers, and policymakers under the theme “Rooted Locally, Growing Globally.” The programme is designed to strengthen the country’s export capacity by leveraging local strengths while deepening competitiveness in international markets. The event […]
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Air Zimbabwe’s Harare-Mutare Route: Small Flights, Broad Development Impact
By Aldridge Dzvene Air Zimbabwe’s introduction of direct flights between Harare and Mutare represents more than a logistical convenience, it signals a practical step toward enhancing regional connectivity and fostering balanced development across Zimbabwe. For decades, the Eastern Highlands have relied on long road trips to connect with the capital, a factor that constrained business, […]
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