Zimbabwe Investment

Zimbabwe and Switzerland have signed a tax agreement to enhance investment and reduce double taxation, benefiting both economies.

Zimbabwe’s $20 million coke oven project in Hwange will boost mineral value addition, create jobs, and enhance exports.

Mnangagwa launches a $3.6 billion energy and metallurgy project, reinforcing Zimbabwe’s position as an investment hub with China’s continued partnership.

Zimbabwe is attracting international business through policy reforms, investment incentives, and infrastructure upgrades, despite challenges like policy inconsistency.

Zimbabwe’s sports infrastructure investments promise economic growth, global sports competitiveness, and community enrichment through modernized facilities and strategic partnerships.

American investors are showing keen interest in Zimbabwe’s diverse economic opportunities, with talks of significant investments in mining, energy, and infrastructure.

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

Zimbabwe’s Vice President Chiwenga calls on regional investors to explore vast opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and mining at the SADC Industrialisation Week.

The Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) has recently launched an advanced licensing software. Remarkably, this has slashed the licensing duration from …