By Ray Ndlovu
A liquidity crunch in Zimbabwe is deepening the economy’s embrace of the US dollar and undermining the bullion-backed currency introduced by the government almost a year ago.
Tigere Fund is on track to hit a US$100 million property portfolio by next year, cheered by the success of its Greenfields Shopping Complex and a strong pipeline of new developments.
The ZSE-listed real...
Wondering why Dairibord cheese, once a staple on Zimbabwean store shelves, has disappeared? The answer lies in the problems local manufacturers face—rising costs, bad regulation, and supply troubles.
Dairibord is Zimbabwe’s largest dairy producer....
Tourism, mining and health are among the property sectors that Old Mutual is looking at the most as part of a strategy to diversify its vast real estate portfolio.
Old Mutual is already one...
Caledonia Mining has posted record profits for 2024, driven by a combination of stronger gold prices, increased production, and improved cost control.
The company’s Blanket Mine produced 76,656 ounces of gold during the year,...
On its 85th anniversary, the country’s biggest seed producer, Seed Co, says its decision over 25 years ago to expand beyond the borders is paying off.
The company launched its first seed variety in...
CBZ is Zimbabwe’s largest bank, but CEO Lawrence Nyazema sees it as a big fish in a small pond. He says it’s time for the bank to expand beyond the country’s borders—starting this year.
As Zimbabweans build more homes, they are also bringing with them demand for a household necessity – beds. That’s good news for the country’s biggest bed manufacturer, which is seeing rising sales.
In the...
Chas Everitt International, one of South Africa’s largest real estate firms, is expanding into Zimbabwe, betting on what it sees as strong demand for high-end residential properties.
The Zimbabwe market faces problems such as...
Mukuru was first envisioned by two Zimbabwean entrepreneurs while mountain climbing in Chimanimani in Eastern Zimbabwe. The company later began operations in a bedroom in Cambridge, England in 2004, by allowing people in London to buy international airtime...
