Zim govt moves to ease fuel cost pressures
The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority has raised the prices of diesel and petrol to US$2.05 and US$2.17 per litre respectively, from US$1.77 and US$1.71.
RTG weathers liquidity storm, posts $50m revenue
The hospitality group posted a 13 percent increase in revenue to US$50.3 million during the period under review, up from US$44.4 million recorded prior year, driven by improved occupancy, higher room rates and a surge in foreign currency earnings.
Econet officially off the ZSE as SecZim approves delisting
Econet securities “will no longer be traded on the ZSE with effect from 1 April 2026, in terms of Section 15 (d) of the ZSE Listing Requirements.”
Makasa disposal still awaits regulatory nod: FCB
“…the transaction remains subject to the outstanding regulatory approvals. The market will be notified upon completion,” Sarudzai Binha, FCB company secretary, cautioned in a 24 March 2026 statement.
Zimbabwean billionaire’s firm teams up with US fintech to expand stablecoins in Africa
Circle Internet Group Inc. has partnered with Cassava Technologies, owned by Zimbabwe’s richest person, Strive Masiyiwa, to increase the use of stablecoins across Africa, giving the continent’s rapidly growing digital payments industry a significant boost.
RBZ moves to plug gold sector loopholes
“We were beginning to see arbitrage activities where large-scale gold miners were now marketing their gold via the small-scale channel, as if they were small-scale. We want to bridge that,” he said.
Zim’s foreign currency earnings surge
Zimbabwe’s foreign currency receipts rose sharply in the opening months of 2026, climbing 77 percent to US$3,35 billion by February, up from US$1,89 billion recorded during same period last year, according to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ).
Mohamed Salah leaves Liverpool
Mohamed Salah has announced he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, thanking the club for for “the best time of my life”.
Kavango pursues Nara acquisition
Southern Africa focused metals exploration and gold production company Kavango Resources plc (Kavango) says it remains committed to the acquisition of Nara Gold Project in Zimbabwe (Nara) after extending the deal conclusion for a third time.
SA’s private banks vie for ‘not rich yet’ clients
Once the preserve of the ultra-rich, services are now being made available to some graduates and those earning at least 750,000 rand — or roughly $44,000 — a year.