Implats weighs platinum growth projects in Zimbabwe
After 26 years, Implats is considering reopening formerly BHP-owned Hartley Complex.
Billionaire Masiyiwa’s Econet lifts US$-denominated VFEX past 132-year-old ZSE
The listing of Econet Infraco pushed the US dollar-denominated VFEX past the 132-year-old Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) in total market value.
Zim forex reserves hit US$1.4 billion in 2026 Q1
“Foreign currency reserves stood at US$1.4 billion, representing about 1.5 months of import cover as at 31 March 2026.” Mushayavanhu said.
IMF approves Zim Staff-Monitored Program
“Sustained policy efforts will help entrench macroeconomic stability, deepen confidence in the ZiG, enhance foreign exchange market functioning, rebuild reserve buffers, and reinforce the foundations for durable and inclusive growth,” the IMF said.
Kavango secures Nara Gold Project
Victoria Falls Stock Exchange-listed Kavango Resources Plc has taken a significant step toward consolidating its Zimbabwe gold ambitions after signing a Deed of Variation to advance the acquisition of the Nara Gold Project, as part of a broader US$13,5 million expansion drive.
Unifreight acquires FedEx agent Cheetah in $2m deal
Logistics group Unifreight Africa Limited has acquired an 86.67 percent stake in Cheetah Express Logistics – the sole authorized licensee for FedEx Express in Zimbabwe – for US$2.08 million.
US$12 million lifeline for Tongaat Hulett
On 16 April 2026 Tongaat’s Post-Commencement Funding facility was extended to 30 June 2026 and increased from R2.3 billion to R2.5 billion – R200 million (US$12.16 million).
Mukuru bounces back as lead sponsor for St John’s Derby
This marks the second year of the partnership between Mukuru and St John’s College (St John’s), with the 2026 edition coinciding with St John’s College’s 40th anniversary.
MIF posts gains without cash
Beneath the impressive balance sheet lies a more complicated story, one of a sovereign vehicle still wrestling with legacy dysfunction even as it records transformative valuation gains.
World Bank trims Zim growth outlook amid global headwinds
The adjustment reflects mounting geopolitical pressures, particularly tensions in the Middle East, alongside persistent structural challenges and rising debt-servicing obligations that continue to weigh on the country’s economic trajectory.