Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

President Ruto backs Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency, lauds transformative economic policies aimed at boosting growth and sustainability.

Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company announces a $300 million Eco-Park, transforming Bulawayo into a dynamic hub for business, leisure, and culture.

The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair’s official opening is postponed to Saturday after inclement weather delayed Kenyan President William Ruto’s arrival.

Lexon Zembe takes over as CBZ Holdings’ chairperson, promising enhanced leadership and strategic direction in Zimbabwe’s financial landscape.

Zimbabwe’s stakeholders advocate for government departments to primarily accept ZiG, enhancing the currency’s credibility and speeding up its market integration.

Zimbabwe is pursuing a $2 billion bridge finance to settle outstanding debts with the World Bank and African Development Bank, aiming to rejuvenate financial relations.

Brigadier General Shadreck Vezha, killed in a traffic accident, has been declared a national hero by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, honoring his service to Zimbabwe.

Businessman Wicknell Chivayo pursues his dream to become Zimbabwe’s first billionaire under 45 through high-profile philanthropic acts and fulfillment of prophecy.

The US has lifted sanctions against Zimbabwe, first set in 2003, marking a significant shift in relations and opening new avenues for diplomatic and economic engagement.

Zimbabwe introduces ZiG, a new currency backed by gold, aiming to stabilize the economy, reduce US dollar reliance, and equalize the retail playing field.