By Kristen Bieler
There is no direct English translation for the word “kumusha.” In Shona, it means “your home, your origin, your roots.”
The term conjures the “feeling of belonging” rather than a physical place, explains Tinashe Nyamudoka, which is exactly...
Innscor is fighting an order by the competition regulator to reverse its investment in Profeeds and pay a Z$40 million fine.
In May, the Competition and Tariffs Commission (CTC) ordered the reversal of a deal by Innscor to buy 49%...
By Percy Zvomuya
If a football coach were to select a team from the animals of the wild, most would include the hare as part of their line-up, preferably as a No. 9, a false 9, perhaps even a winger.
Not...
By Shaun Smillie
Photos: James Oatway
From Jurassic Lake to the Farquhar Atoll, Ray Mutemeri’s magic has helped catch some monster fish.
The Zimbabwean has never been to Jurassic Lake in Argentina, nor has he seen the milk-white sands of the Farquhar...
A project that aims to develop Zimbabwe’s biggest platinum mine has cleared a significant hurdle, with the African Export-Import Bank completing a due diligence study allowing it to proceed with a US$500 million syndicated funding program.
While some work has...
Shares worth Z$3.43 billion were traded in Bindura Nickel Corporation (BNC) on Tuesday, as Mauritius-based commodity company Sotic International completed the takeover of Zimbabwe’s biggest nickel producer.
The bulk deal comprised 22 trades in 926.8 million shares at 370 cents...
Zimbabwe wants to grow its mining sector to US$12 billion by 2023. However, words of caution and doubt by one of the country’s biggest investors shows that the country is yet to win over the big firms that the...
Zimbabweans used more data and made fewer calls during the second quarter of the year, a period that covered the COVID-19 lockdown, according to the latest quarterly report by the industry regulator.
Mobile internet and data traffic was up 56.2%...
By Tendai Marima
Dozens of green and yellow tractors, along with eight combine harvesters and other pieces of agricultural equipment were delivered to Zimbabwe in April as part of an audacious attempt to mechanise and modernise a farming industry currently...
Spear Capital, a Scandinavian private equity investment firm that holds minority stakes in various companies in Southern Africa, is invested in Zimbabwe dairy Dendairy and wholesaler Metro. The fund says it is tracking at least two possible new investments...
