A court application by a mineworkers’ union is pulling back the curtain on the scale of the crisis at RioZim, the once-prominent gold producer now under the weight of debt and failing mines.
The...
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’s latest mineral sales report paints a mixed picture—volumes are up, but lower commodity prices have weighed heavily on earnings. But there’s a bright spot: steel has returned to the country’s export list for the first time...
A judge has barred lawyer Wilson Manase from accessing Zimasco (Pvt) Ltd’s bank accounts following a fresh turn in the corporate rescue saga involving the mining company.
The court's interdict stopped Manase from presenting...
The High Court has granted Zimasco (Pvt) Ltd an interdict barring lawyer Wilson Manase from holding himself out as the company's corporate rescue practitioner.
The matter, presided over by Justice Faith Mushure, is a...
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...
For years, artificial intelligence has captivated internet users worldwide, but Africans have largely had to rely on AI models built in the West. These models contain little African content—whether languages, local solutions, or even images—leaving developers on...
Zimbabwe expects a 21% increase in tobacco output this year, but the positive outlook has been dampened by a new policy that leaves farmers with less money for their labour.
The 2024 tobacco selling...
The EU has lifted the asset freeze on the Zimbabwe Defence Industries (ZDI), the last entity that was on its sanctions list.
Sanctions were first imposed in 2002 after then-President Robert Mugabe expelled the...
Truworths, once a high-end clothing retailer with over 100 branches across Zimbabwe, is being sold for just one dollar after going insolvent. The company's downfall reflects the deep crisis in Zimbabwe’s retail sector—one that has been decades...
