Ariana Resources targets 2028 gold production from Zimbabwe greenfield project
London-listed Ariana Resources expects to start producing gold from its greenfield project in Zimbabwe in 2028, the company’s managing director Kerim Sener said.
Mozambique picks Chinese investors to build one-stop border post near Zimbabwe
Mozambique awarded a 25-year contract to two Chinese companies to build and operate a one-stop border post at Machipanda near Zimbabwe, adding to two other logistics deals secured by the firms
World Bank sees stronger Zimbabwe growth outlook
Zimbabwe’s economy could grow faster than previously forecast this year, supported by lower inflation, strong mining performance and continued economic reforms, according to the World Bank.
Top 10 African countries with the lowest debt to the IMF in July 2026
For African countries seeking faster economic growth, maintaining manageable levels of International Monetary Fund (IMF) debt can provide governments with greater financial flexibility, stronger investor confidence, and more room to direct resources toward development.
Zim business leader urges economically beneficial immigration control as protests disrupt South African business
Business leader and former Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries president Busisa Moyo says the repatriation of foreign nationals from South Africa (SA) has severely impacted the country’s businesses—particularly in service delivery and commercial sectors—urging authorities to apply artificial intelligence (AI) in immigration control for economic benefit.
Bangladesh win final ODI against Zimbabwe but lose the series
Bangladesh’s Tanzid Hassan fell narrowly short of a century as he guided his team to a seven-wicket victory over hosts Zimbabwe on Saturday in their third One Day International.
Zimbabwe reaches key IMF reform milestone after first programme review
Zimbabwe has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) following the first review of its 10-month Staff Monitored Programme (SMP), after meeting almost all reform commitments set for the period ending March 2026.
Zimbabwe’s lithium could be in focus as the US commits $300 million to detach from China
The United States’ recent drive to secure critical mineral supplies may open up opportunities for Zimbabwe, Africa’s largest lithium producer, as Washington seeks to lessen its reliance on China for battery materials.
Zimbabwe ups the ante on lithium export scrutiny
Zimbabwe is improving lithium-testing facilities to increase the accuracy of mineral appraisal, increase transparency, and optimize revenues from the country’s rapidly developing mining industry.
Another African country has banned the export of one of its most precious resources
Guinea, much like Zimbabwe did earlier this year, has moved to ban the export of one of its more valuable products, gold.