What’s raw, what’s not: How two conflicting Zimbabwe lithium laws are pitting miners against...
A legal clash over the definition of lithium beneficiation is fuelling a standoff between Zimbabwe’s lithium producers and the government, with miners warning that conflicting laws are...
Khayah Cement opens bids for new investors as creditors approve delisting, paving the way...
Creditors of Khayah Cement have approved a plan to delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, setting the stage for the exit of majority shareholder Fossil Mining, just...
AfDB approves $304M loan to Botswana as diamond reliance dims prospects
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $304 million loan to help Botswana manage “mounting fiscal challenges” largely driven by a slump in global diamond prices.
Delayed govt payments force Masimba to shift focus to private clients as revenue falls
Masimba Holdings saw its revenue fall by 43% in the first quarter of 2025, a sharp decline driven by the company’s move to cut back on government...
ESSAY | Africa’s power crisis: How the concept of Energy Communities can work
By Bernard Mukwaira
Sub-Saharan Africa remains the region with the largest electricity access deficit in the world—and the numbers are staggering. According to the...
Back to sender: As more Zimbabweans at home send funds to families in diaspora,...
EcoCash, Zimbabwe’s largest fintech platform, has launched a new international money transfer service that allows customers to send money from Zimbabwe to other countries — a shift...
