Zimbabwe surpasses wheat target

ZIMBABWE has surpassed its national wheat demand with a record 578 059 metric tonnes harvested so far during the 2025 winter wheat season,
By Sharon Zebra 21h ago

Personalised leadership to strategically run the organisation

Technology is reshaping industries more quickly than in the past years. As such,  customer expectations are rapidly changing.
By Innocent Hadebe Oct. 25, 2025

Five axes of reform vital for Zimbabwe economic future

The region’s integrated markets also offer Zimbabwe access to larger regional supply chains, potentially stabilising demand for its exports and providing more diverse sources of inputs
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Oct. 24, 2025

Unifreight to inject US$6,5m for fleet expansion

TRANSPORT and logistics giant Unifreight Africa Limited plans to inject over US$6,5 million into expanding its fleet in 2026 as it gears up to meet heightened demand during the tobacco marketing
By Melody Chikono Oct. 24, 2025

Zimbabwe urged to tie mining taxes to environmental, social performance

It also recommends an environmental tax framework to align Zimbabwe’s mining fiscal regime with global sustainability norms.  
By Staff Writer Oct. 24, 2025

Zim’s cotton production falls to new record low

ZIMBABWE’S cotton production has collapsed to a fraction of yesteryear output, falling below 30 000 metric tonnes for the 2024-25 season,

Zimbabwe-China tobacco expo opens new markets

Fifteen companies exhibited under China Tobacco International, highlighting the strategic focus of the event.
By Nhau Mangirazi Oct. 23, 2025

How evidence and knowledge influence the quality of commodities and incomes

This makes it difficult for farmers to determine return on their investments into the agriculture sector.
By Charles Dhewa Oct. 22, 2025

US$1,2m GMB fraud suspects' trial kicks off

The trial of four fraud suspects who allegedly hacked a Grain Marketing Board account and attempted to divert US$1,2m to their accounts commenced last week, with the State leading its first witness
By Trevor Mutsvairo Oct. 20, 2025