Your business could be worth more than you think on ZEEX

Businesses that continue to grow can later transition to ZEEX Public Markets, an SME-focused board where their securities can be traded by both retail and institutional investors.
By Business Reporter 19h ago

Need funding? Let the market invest in your vision through ZEEX

At the same time, the number of active micro-finance loan clients fell sharply to 422 358 from 575 217, suggesting access to traditional credit is becoming more constrained.
By Business Reporter Jul. 22, 2026

Why access to capital remains Zim’s biggest business challenge

Access to capital remains the lifeblood of every successful business. Whether a business operates in agriculture, manufacturing, mining or technology, growth inevitably requires investment.
By Believe Guta Jul. 3, 2026

Why ZEEX could produce Zim’s next listed giants

A second PITP cohort followed between August and October 2025, demonstrating the exchange’s commitment to developing a pipeline of potential issuers before formally launching ZEEX.
By Kudakwashe Taimo Jun. 19, 2026

Why most Zim businesses remain small

Sustainable businesses must be built as institutions rather than personal projects. True business success is measured not only by profitability but also by longevity.
By Believe Guta Jun. 12, 2026

Raising a glass to a stolen future: How Zim’s drinking culture is draining a generation’s potential

If the dominant culture encourages learning, innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship, the nation benefits.
By Justice Chengeta Jnr Jun. 7, 2026

ZSE gets approval for SME-focused exchange

The new exchange will operate through two market segments — ZEEX Private Markets and ZEEX Public Markets.
By Boitumelo Makhurane Jun. 5, 2026

Makokoba Music Festival returns

The following day will focus on the main music festival, bringing together leading Zimbabwean performers alongside Bulawayo-based artists.
By Margaret Lubinda Jun. 5, 2026

Food, fun and culture on the menu at WIFE Festival

The performance is expected to celebrate Zimbabwe’s rich cultural heritage while inspiring younger generations to preserve traditional dance forms.
By Tendai Sauta May. 26, 2026