The National Railways of Zimbabwe has announced plans to build mineral logistics hubs and new railway lines linking major mines to export corridors as part of efforts to lower transport costs and boost mining exports.

More than 100 Zimbabwean pensioners have approached the High Court seeking a review of NSSA pension payments, arguing the current benefits are inadequate and no longer reflect their lifetime contributions.

Government says Zimbabwe's mineral beneficiation programme is creating jobs and transforming rural communities as Eberne Investments expands granite processing operations in Uzumba-Maramba-Pfungwe.

Mine workers in Zimbabwe will earn higher minimum salaries under a new wage agreement that sets the lowest monthly wage at US$418 from January to December 2026.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has launched the National MSMEs and Cooperatives Indaba, reaffirming Government's commitment to supporting small businesses through finance, innovation and regulatory reforms.

Most of Zimbabwe's local authorities failed to receive devolution funding in 2025, raising concerns over stalled infrastructure projects, weakened service delivery and planning uncertainty.

Delta Corporation has announced a US$40 million investment to expand brewing capacity after rising consumer demand stretched production and caused intermittent beer shortages across Zimbabwe.

HARARE – The Government has repealed newly gazetted regulations that would have required telecommunications companies operating in Zimbabwe to maintain at least 75% local shareholding, a policy reversal that comes as mobile network operator Telecel Zimbabwe seeks new investors while under corporate rescue.

HARARE – The recent conviction of a Mukuru Zimbabwe employee for stealing more than US$15,000 from the remittance company has renewed attention on the operational and security challenges facing businesses that handle large volumes of cash. The case also highlights Zimbabwe's continued reliance on cash transactions, particularly in the remittance sector, despite ongoing efforts to promote digital financial services.

Transport and Infrastructure Development Minister Felix Mhona has hailed ongoing efforts to recapitalise the National Railways of Zimbabwe, describing the programme as a critical step toward strengthening Zimbabwe's transport network, boosting trade efficiency, and supporting long-term economic growth. Speaking at the Ninth Session of the Line Minister's Public Entities Corporate Governance Oversight Meeting in Bulawayo on Saturday, Mhona said restoring the railway operator's

HARARE — The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has intensified inspections of high-value vehicles in Harare, drawing widespread public attention and reigniting debate about tax compliance, vehicle importation practices, and the source of wealth behind some of the country's most expensive automobiles.

HARARE — The Government has approved an increase in the minimum wage for domestic workers and employees in unclassified operations, with the new rates taking immediate effect. The wage review was approved by Cabinet following recommendations from the tripartite Wages and Salaries Advisory Council (WASC) and was presented by the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Edgar Moyo.

Zimbabwe Approves New Agriculture Plan to Counter Drought Risks Social Media Excerpt:Government has approved the 2026–2027 Agriculture Production Plan, introducing climate-smart farming, AI-powered grain management, expanded irrigation and fertiliser support to safeguard food security amid fears of a Super El Niño-induced drought.

HARARE – A massive private sector-led intervention is set to completely overhaul Zimbabwe's chaotic urban transport landscape, with 200 public service buses already en route from China and an additional 500 currently under production.

Customer service is more than politeness, it is about trust, competitiveness and economic growth. Yet many Zimbabweans continue to face poor service in businesses and public institutions. Simbarashe Namusi explores why.

HARARE – The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has challenged the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development over newly introduced grain import levies, warning that the measures will trigger significant increases in the prices of basic food commodities and worsen inflationary pressures on consumers.