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Beneficiation: Not every lithium mine can do it, Kamativi says
Kamativi Mining Company says Zimbabwe’s push for lithium beneficiation must consider the realities of each mine.
Zimbabwe has given...
Economy
HIGHLIGHTS: Mthuli gives nothing back in tight-fisted Z$4.2 trillion 2023 budget
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube picked an odd quote to cap off his 2023 national budget statement on Thursday. He quoted Mahatma Gandhi:...
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More farmers ditch tobacco after price collapse: What it means for...
Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry is heading into the new growing season with a sharp warning sign: far fewer farmers are registering to grow...
The walls remember: The old buildings disappearing from memory in Harare...
In Harare, some of the city’s most historic buildings are being demolished or altered beyond recognition, making way for informal retail spaces....
‘The risk is overstated’: Fresh capital, old perception problems for Zimbabwe’s...
Are investors still too wary of Zimbabwe’s mining sector?
Two international miners – Caledonia Mining and Tharisa – think so,...
Pasta wars: Why National Foods wants Govt protection from cheaper imports
National Foods, the country’s biggest food manufacturer, has put US$6 million into making pasta in Zimbabwe. Now it is asking the Government...
Opinion
Will your stand stand? A property buyer’s guide to Harare’s demolition era
A man saves for fifteen years to buy a stand in Budiriro. He pays the cooperative. He gets an offer letter with stamps and signatures that look official. He builds slowly; foundation...
How Zimbabwe’s diaspora is reshaping real estate and farming investment trends
By Calvin Manika
Zimbabwe’s real estate and farming sectors are seeing a surge in diaspora-driven investment, with two young content creators quietly emerging as unexpected influencers shaping the trend.
Building on a promising agric season: Here’s what the latest crop report tells us...
By Herbert Zvirere – WFP
Zimbabwe’s second Crop, Livestock and Fisheries Assessment (CLAFA‑2) offers encouraging signals about the country’s agricultural direction. After several difficult seasons marked by weather shocks...
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No extra power until you pay US$80m arrears, neighbours tell Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe needs to raise US$80 million to clear arrears with its regional electricity suppliers before it can ramp up imports to ease a critical power shortage.
Power struggle: How corruption and poor planning left Zimbabwe in the dark
By Ranga Mberi
Zimbabwe’s power utility says the rolling power cuts the country is facing have been caused by low water levels at...
More farmers ditch tobacco after price collapse: What it means for the new season
Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry is heading into the new growing season with a sharp warning sign: far fewer farmers are registering to grow tobacco after last season’s collapse...
The walls remember: The old buildings disappearing from memory in Harare CBD ‘transformation’
In Harare, some of the city’s most historic buildings are being demolished or altered beyond recognition, making way for informal retail spaces. Darius Mutamba asks what happens...
‘The risk is overstated’: Fresh capital, old perception problems for Zimbabwe’s mining investors
Are investors still too wary of Zimbabwe’s mining sector?
Two international miners – Caledonia Mining and Tharisa – think so, and both are committing significant...
Pasta wars: Why National Foods wants Govt protection from cheaper imports
National Foods, the country’s biggest food manufacturer, has put US$6 million into making pasta in Zimbabwe. Now it is asking the Government to protect it from cheaper...
Zimbabwe eases grain import rules as drought threatens 2026/27 harvest
Zimbabwe is reopening the door to grain imports as it prepares for a lower harvest due to an expected drought, just months after celebrating a drop in...
Oversubscribed: Tharisa raises US$300M to complete Zimbabwe’s Karo platinum project
Mining group Tharisa has raised US$300 million through a five-year bond to help complete construction of its Karo Platinum Project in Zimbabwe.
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