Trump’s visit and China’s export dominance: Hard-won lessons for Africa’s industrial future

Africa must protect its policy space and reject external interference. But strategic autonomy also means disciplined, long-term decision-making, not impulsive choices.

A better international economy is possible

As the global economy becomes more fragmented and vulnerable, it requires little imagination to see who stands to lose the most if a serious regression occurs.
By Kevin Tutani Jan. 16, 2026

Debt deal must not amplify Zim pain — UN’s position.

Zimbabwe has long felt the chill of global scepticism.
By Newsday Aug. 15, 2025

Aid removed, trade attacked: What’s left now for Africa?

Trump’s unilateral decision to impose high tariffs on the US’s trading partners presents a huge challenge to the sustenance and stability of the global neoliberal economic order.
By Ronald Chipaike May. 9, 2025

Trump's tariff 'madness' requires unified, methodical response 

Already, various countries and economic blocs have made representations on how to respond to Trump tariffs.
By Own Correspondent Apr. 9, 2025

US raises fresh concerns over Zimbabwe investment climate

Zida claims that investors can reduce this period to two days if they go through the agency.
By Tatira Zwinoira Aug. 9, 2024

Africa needs robust domestic corporate banks

Ultimately, corporate banks facilitate long-term economic growth by enhancing the ability of  firms and businesses to invest in long-term and seemingly risky initiatives.
By Jaco Viljoen Nov. 24, 2023

Zim lithium production to drop: Think-tank

Fitch projects that although lithium output for 2023 will grow, the continued freeze on exports will slow production.
By Tinashe Kairiza May. 19, 2023

‘Graft blighting Zim trade’

In its recent report on 2023 growth projections, the Zimcodd said Zimbabwe has been failing to fully benefit from international trade due to unfair income distribution.
By Tatenda Manyinyire Jan. 24, 2023