Progress, but not enough: Why Zimbabwe’s platinum miners are pleading for more time to...

The Zimbabwean government and platinum producers are again at odds over the timeline for local beneficiation, with miners seeking a further delay in a tax on unrefined...
Market stalls dominate Zimbabwe’s retail space (Photographer: Cynthia R Matonhodze/Bloomberg)

New World Bank report: Reversing informalisation will take years—only bold reforms can turn the...

Reversing informalisation may take years, and only a broad set of policy reforms can help Zimbabwe turn tide, a new World Bank report says.

The Chris Kabwato Column | Putting down my dog: Our changing relationship with pets

On 16 January this year, my dog Bordeaux died. At sixteen years old, she was half-blind and hard of hearing. Where before, she had the energy of...

OK Zimbabwe: The new shareholders, the creditors, and the plan to end the crisis

New investors bought shares in OK Zimbabwe just before the country's biggest retailer shook up its management and laid out a strategy to reverse a crisis that...

With its new 35MW solar plant now live, Zimplats lines up funding for the...

Zimplats is set to begin the next phase of its 185MW solar project after the first 35MW phase went live last year. Zimbabwe’s largest...

The Chris Kabwato Column | What is a Zimbabwean? Who are we? A nation...

I doubt that Evans Mawarire knew how #ThisFlag campaign would shake the ZANU PF regime to the core when he launched it by accident in 2016. What...