Freeman Makopa

ZIMBABWE’S mining sector needs about US$10 billion in new investment over the next five years to sustain output growth and expand operations, but tightening access to offshore finance is emerging as the biggest risk to one of the country’s strongest-performing industries, the Chamber of Mines has warned.

Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) says it has overcome major production constraints and now has the capacity to produce up to 15 million tonnes

CHINESE investors now control more than 80% of Zimbabwe’s lithium production, entrenching Beijing at the centre of the country’s lithium boom as a price crash wipes out jobs and exposes the sector’s reliance on foreign capital.

ZIMBABWE remains trapped by a US$23 billion debt crisis that is choking investment, shutting the country out of international capital markets and threatening to undermine hopes of economic recovery, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mushayavanhu has said.

A Labour Court judgment has exposed a gap in Zimbabwe’s insolvency laws, ruling that companies operating under the country’s old judicial management regime remain vulnerable to fresh labour claims despite being under court-supervised rescue. The decision lays bare an unintended consequence of Zimbabwe’s transition from judicial management under the repealed Companies Act to corporate rescue […]

Mike Juru, chairperson of the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), said Zimbabwe’s inability to offer 25-year mortgages has become one of the biggest structural barriers to growth, leaving developers unable to fully capitalise on rising demand for housing and commercial property.

Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA) president Tinashe Manzungu

HARARE, Jul 10 (NewsDay Live) - Government says it is reviewing its bilateral air service agreements with the rest of Africa in order to attract

Government has acknowledged that high aviation taxes and charges could be affecting Zimbabwe's competitiveness as the country seeks to position itself as a regional aviation hub.

HARARE, Jul 16 (NewsDay Live) -Zimbabwe says the rehabilitation of its key economic artery, the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway has now enters