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IMF sees Zimbabwe’s economy growing 6 percent in 2025, supported by gold and remittances but tempered by debt arrears and currency instability.

Lawyers for NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani demand his release, dismissing graft charges as false and politically motivated over disputed IT contracts.

Zimbabwe’s anti-graft body ZACC has arrested NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani over allegations of fraud involving inflated contracts worth US$1.2 million. He faces …

Zimbabwe has introduced new grain sourcing rules projected to save $1 billion annually, boost local farming, and strengthen national food sovereignty against …

Strive Masiyiwa’s Cassava Technologies will build five AI factories in Africa, aiming to close the computing gap and boost innovation across the …

Transvaal Africa buys PPC Zimbabwe’s Arlington Estate for $30 million, unveiling cargo hub and airline plans while facing a pending land dispute.

Qatari firm Al Mansour Holdings takes 19.9 percent stake in Invictus Energy, boosting Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa gas project and lifting shares.

Bitumen World’s layoffs show how Zimbabwe’s currency is unstable and its state payments are late, which makes jobs, investments, and stalled infrastructure …

£50 million worth of prime London properties have been released from UK court restraints after a nearly decade legal seige.

KEY POINTS Zimbabwe’s GDP growth is projected to reach 6% in 2025, driven by agriculture, infrastructure, and foreign investment. The ZiG currency …