Zimbabwe welcomes exit from World Bank fragile economies classification
Zimbabwe has welcomed its removal from the World Bank Group’s classification of fragile and conflict-affected economies, ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe has welcomed its removal from the World Bank Group’s classification of fragile and conflict-affected economies, ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe’s lithium export earnings increased sharply during the first six months of 2026, underscoring the growing ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe has formally become a member of the BRICS New Development Bank, marking a significant development ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe’s government used the country’s first National Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Cooperatives Indaba, held ...
Read moreDetailsOn a Tuesday morning in January 2026, Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube published a single ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe has introduced a significant revision to its gold royalty framework as part of the 2026 ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe’s economy is forecast to maintain its current upward momentum into 2026, according to a recent ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe has revised its 2025 economic growth forecast upwards to 6.6 percent, compared with an earlier ...
Read moreDetailsThe Zimbabwean government has reiterated its commitment to compensating former white commercial farmers, describing the initiative ...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe’s month-on-month inflation rate significantly declined to 3.7% in December, down from 11.7% recorded in November, ...
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