Zim honey sector in the spotlight

EXPORT promotion agency, ZimTrade, has facilitated a productive ZimBEE Project, a national apiculture development initiative aimed at positioning Zimbabwe as a reliable supplier of high-quality
By Ruth Maseko 15h ago

Vibrant 2026 calendar showcases EU commitment to Zim artistic exchange

FROM the moment art meets diplomacy, a bridge of colour, conversation and shared humanity emerges — an essence vividly captured in the European Union (EU)’s newly unveiled 2026 Creative Calendar
By Tendai Sauta 15h ago

‘One partnership, one future’

Europe and Africa are bound together in an increasingly fast-changing world that demands solidarity, innovation and a common purpose.
By António Costa Nov. 28, 2025

News publishers rethink digital pricing, move beyond one-size-fits-all strategies

To quote Earl, Peter’s message was: “The news industry must adapt faster than ever before and more fundamentally, if it is to survive.”
By Matt Lindsay Oct. 18, 2025

Bulawayo filmmaker launches film school

A Bulawayo filmmaker has launched a new film school to cultivate creative talent in Zimbabwe’s southwestern region.
By Margaret Lubinda Oct. 15, 2025
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Zimbabwe in debt distress, says World Bank

Zimbabwe’s public debt is increasingly becoming unsustainable and this is limiting the country’s access to international financing, the World Bank has warned in a new report.
By Tatira Zwinoira Oct. 12, 2025

Zim targets Comesa to boost exports

ZimTrade is mobilising Zimbabwean companies from a range of high-potential sectors to exhibit and engage at the event.
By Staff Reporter Sep. 25, 2025

‘Marshall Plan’ talk should spur action

They were delivering the blunt assessment of those who run the foundations of our economy. From their vantage point, the economy has reached a crisis point.
By The Zimbabwe Independent Sep. 12, 2025

Chinese investors’ US$1,5bn Zim steel plant targets EU in bold push

The US$1,5 billion Manhize-based steel plant, a project under China’s Tsingshan Group, began production in July, churning out 300 tonnes of deformed steel bars daily.
By Julia Ndlela Aug. 8, 2025