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Ncube’s budget squeezes under-pressure firms

Companies are saddled with growing tax burdens and liquidity shortages as authorities continue to control the money supply to artificially prop up the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency.
By Tatira Zwinoira and Blessed Ndlovu Aug. 2, 2026

SA exodus threatens remittance lifeline

“The recent migration crisis in South Africa has introduced a new downside risk to Zimbabwe’s external inflow outlook.
By Tatira Zwinoira Jul. 26, 2026

SecZim posts strong first-half surplus as it pushes capital markets reforms

The first-half surplus was also significantly higher than the ZWG1,3 million recorded for the full 2025 financial year.
By Blessed Ndlovu Jul. 15, 2026

Kuva positioned for Zim’s tokenised asset revolution

On the backdrop of this significant shift, the spotlight is turning toward the infrastructure required to make this new digital economy work for everyone.
By Takemore Mazuruse Jun. 28, 2026

Zida unveils US$17m investment pipeline

“The promoter is seeking US$12 million in debt financing to support the expansion and scale-up of operations,” Zida said.
By Business Reporter Jun. 19, 2026

Finsec bets on blockchain for capital market expansion

Finsec chief executive officer Collen Tapfumaneyi said the development represents more than a technological milestone and could reshape how investment
By Blessed Ndlovu Jun. 16, 2026

ZSE slashes requirements to halt delistings

Econet’s exit came at a time when the ZSE was confronting one of its biggest challenges in years: a shrinking pool of listed companies.
By Tatira Zwinoira Jun. 7, 2026

How secure payment innovation is reshaping the digital retail economy... unit trusts emerge as key savings vehicle in Zim

The sector also recorded strong growth in funds under management (FUM), driven by fresh inflows and portfolio appreciation.
By Mthandazo Nyoni May. 22, 2026

Middle East war exposes fragile economy

“Gulf sovereign wealth funds had shown interest in Zimbabwe’s mining sector (lithium, gold, platinum) and renewable energy. The conflict may delay or cancel planned investments,” it said.
By Ruth Maseko May. 2, 2026