SA says Zimbabwean ZEP holders can apply for permanent residence
“If they (Zimbabweans) seek to stay within the country then they must apply for other forms of entrance into the country.”
NBS bolsters capital position
The Society’s core capital rose 44 percent to reach US$57 million in the year ended 31 December 2025, comfortably above the regulatory threshold of US$20 million prescribed by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe for building societies.
Zim grants two Chinese firms lithium export quotas
Zimbabwe has granted two Chinese mining firms export quotas for lithium concentrates, state media China Securities Journal reported on Monday, two months after Africa’s top lithium producer suspended exports of the key battery material.
Dangote advances ambitious listing plan
Aliko Dangote announced plans to float his oil refinery on the stock market, following public scrutiny that the billionaire preferred foreign partnerships.
Manatsa to retire as BAT chairman
Manatsa will be succeeded by Constantine Chikosi, with effect from 1 July 2026.
Cassava’s Liquid C2 partners Google Cloud in AI programme
“The programme redefines how African resellers engage with Google Cloud, making the process smarter, faster, and more rewarding,” said Oswald Jumira, chief executive of Liquid C2.
Rory McIlroy wins Masters to become fourth back-to-back champion, joins trio of golf icons
The Northern Irishman emerged from a tight pack of contenders to win the 90th Masters Tournament on Sunday, joining the trio of golf icons as the only players in history to conquer Augusta National in back-to-back years.
DR Congo bans US dollar cash payments
The central bank of the Democratic Republic of Congo is making one of its boldest attempts yet to curb the dominance of the US dollar, announcing a ban on all cash transactions in foreign currencies starting April 2027.
Smart ATMs, innovation lifts TN CyberTech, digital banking grows 64pct
TN CyberTech recorded solid growth across its business lines, with digital banking rising by 64 percent and traditional banking increasing by 25 percent.
Willdale’s green strategy takes hold
The ZSE-listed bricks manufacturer trimmed its local procurement by 6,5 percent in 2025, citing a strategic shift toward environmentally sustainable sourcing practices designed to reduce the ecological footprint of its supply chain.