Zimbabwe economy

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.

Zimbabwe initiates debt restructuring talks to tackle $21 billion in arrears, aiming to restore economic stability and re-enter international capital markets.

Zimbabwe’s gold-backed currency gains as central bank tightens monetary policy; further budget measures expected to support the ZiG’s role.

U.S. sanctions on Zimbabwe limit economic growth and strain essential services, impacting daily life and raising costs across the nation

A lawyer argues Zimbabwe’s ZiG currency is no longer legal tender due to an expired statutory instrument, raising concerns about currency stability and legal clarity.

President Mnangagwa condemns U.S. sanctions on Zimbabwe, attributing them to economic struggles and urging SADC support for lifting sanctions on Anti-Sanctions Day.

A regional trade union has petitioned Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister over the unilateral devaluation of the Zimbabwe dollar, urging immediate dialogue to address the economic impact.

Zimbabwe’s ZWG currency faces ongoing challenges as retailers enforce a three-tier pricing system, weakening efforts to stabilize the local economy.