Zida approves US$1.59bn in Q2 investments as mining leads
Mining remained the biggest investment destination, securing 86 licences worth US$768.5 million, followed by manufacturing, which received 43 licences valued at US$496.7 million.
By Blessed Ndlovu and Concilia Mupezeni
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No joy for Mpofu, Chimombe as Supreme Court slams door on further appeals
“In both applications, the grounds attacking the findings of the court a quo on questions of fact or of mixed law and fact have no merit,” the judgment states.
By Miriam Mangwaya
3h ago
National dairy output hits 155 million litres
“Commercial dairy farmers produced 122 million litres, while our smallholder households contributed 33 million litres.
By Staff Reporter
5h ago
Paid the hard way: How ZEEX could end the 90-day wait choking Zim's SMEs
The platform launches with what Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Holdings chief executive officer Justin Bgoni describes as one of its strongest funding propositions
By Business Reporter
8h ago
Addressing SDG 3 in Zimbabwe
To understand how the SDG has manifested since the UN set its deadline, one needs look no further than SDG 3 in Zimbabwe — and the nation’s incredible efforts to improve infant survival.
By Madison Hoar
8h ago
Japanese masters test Zim karate talent
So-Kyokushin Do chief Shihan Samson Muripo said the event was aimed at preparing Zimbabwe's athletes for tougher international contests.
By Austin Karonga
8h ago
Zimbabwe tobacco sales hit record 357mln kg but low prices haunt farmers
“As at 31 July 2026, 357,120,078 kilograms of tobacco had been sold, surpassing the 355 million kilograms produced in 2025,” the board said.
By Donald Nyandoro
Aug. 4, 2026
NetOne terminates Mushanawani’s contract, ending turbulent five-year tenure
The decision followed a board resolution last week and comes weeks after Mushanawani was placed on leave, with chief technical officer Chris Muchechemera appointed acting chief executive.
By Valentine Maya
Aug. 4, 2026
Huawei’s US$28 billion R&D lesson: Africa must prioritise substantive research over empty rhetoric
Amid intensifying technological rivalry, indigenous research capacity stands as the most reliable buffer against geopolitical risks.
By Saxon Zvina
Aug. 4, 2026
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Buried in paperwork: How DNA delays are denying the dead dignity and closure
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Aug. 2, 2026
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Ncube’s budget squeezes under-pressure firms
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Aug. 2, 2026




