Zimbabwe economy

Zimbabwe mandates electronic money for all businesses to drive business formalization in Zimbabwe, improve tax compliance, and reduce revenue losses from informality

President Mnangagwa urges his cabinet to focus on Vision 2030, improve governance, and drive economic transformation with bold and decisive leadership.

Zimbabwe confirms it has enough grain to last until April, reassures citizens on food security, and announces new economic policies and Youth Day celebrations.

Zimbabwe’s formal retailers face challenges as informal shops dominate the market. The government enforces new tax policies to regulate competition.

ZANU PF rebuts Eddie Cross’s claims on Chinese exploitation, citing inaccuracies and calling for inclusive economic partnerships in Zimbabwe.

President Mnangagwa highlights the critical role of Zimbabwe’s iron and steel industry in driving national economic growth and regional industrialization.

Zimbabwe’s small businesses are driving innovation, employment, and economic growth despite ongoing financial challenges.

Regulatory costs choke industry growth in Zimbabwe, limiting competitiveness. CZI calls for reforms to ease the burden on businesses

Zimbabwe commits ZWL 550 million to its Industrial Growth Plan, aiming to revitalize local industries, create jobs, and boost production capacity

Diaspora Kapita plans to raise $10 Million through Zimbabwe’s first diaspora-backed bond, leveraging offshore revenue for housing investments.