Khayah Cement, the country's second largest cement producer, plans to delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as it tries to recover away from the public eye.
Fossil Mining bought the company, then known...
Zimbabwe is seeking $2.6 billion in bridge financing to clear arrears with international creditors, the African Development Bank (AfDB) says, but a controversial new law seen by critics as a threat to civil society is a risk...
Zimbabwe’s gold miners are enjoying a welcome boost as global gold prices soar to record highs, helping offset rising operational costs and the effects of Government’s hostile foreign currency policies.
In March 2025 alone,...
Businesses will no longer face penalties for pricing their goods and services above the official exchange rate, following new regulations just published.
Statutory Instrument 34 of 2025, published on Wednesday, repeals SI 81A of...
Caledonia Mining has kicked off 2025 with a strong performance, setting a new first-quarter production record at its flagship Blanket Mine.
The company has announced quarterly gold production of 18,671 ounces, beating the 17,050...
Pintail, a company owned by businessman and Deputy Industry Minister Raj Modi, will pay US$260,000 to take over Choppies Zimbabwe, which withdrew from the local market last year.
Choppies entered Zimbabwe in 2013 by...
A state-owned Zimbabwean mining firm is trying to protect assets that risk being seized because the country failed to honour a US$93 million debt incurred when it lost an international arbitration case over cancelled nickel and platinum...
By Godfrey Marawanyika
Zimbabwe collected US$215 million from exporters in the first quarter after ordering them to surrender almost a third of the foreign currency they earn to the central bank in exchange...
Following Parliament’s adjournment on April 8 to May 6, some social media users and even one headline claimed that President Mnangagwa had “shut down Parliament”. It has been suggested this was to avoid impeachment. But a closer...
Zimplow, one of Zimbabwe’s biggest suppliers of farm and construction equipment, is grappling with two stubborn challenges that have become all too familiar: the rise of the informal market and exclusion from the Chinese-dominated mining sector.
