Economic Growth

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

President Mnangagwa reaffirmed ZANU PF’s commitment to people-centered development, highlighting progress in agriculture, mining, ICT, and national unity.

President Mnangagwa calls on ministers to lead Zimbabwe’s inclusive development, emphasizing industrialization, modernization, and grassroots-focused economic growth.

Zimbabwe’s untapped tourism potential could be the key to economic growth, with world-class attractions like Victoria Falls leading the way.

Zimbabwe’s food production rose 2.32%, but drought-induced food insecurity threatens millions despite modest growth.

The U.S. is committed to improving Zimbabwe’s investment climate to foster economic growth and deepen bilateral ties.

Government urges entrepreneurs to pursue partnerships for Zimbabwe’s economic growth, with a focus on Bulawayo.

Industrialization Week aims to boost economic growth and regional partnerships through SADC’s strategy.

Zimbabwe’s national debt has reached $20.5 billion, driven by local borrowing, impacting economic stability. The government plans debt restructuring to manage the …

CBZ Holdings amplifies its commitment to Zimbabwe’s economic growth with increased mining sector loans and support for local enterprises.