Zimbabwe must capitalise on the positives it reports

The impressive figures being cited have not translated into meaningful national transformation or into visible infrastructure development across all provinces. 
By Eddie Zvinonzwa Jan. 30, 2026

Chinese firms contributing to Zim economic revival – Envoy 

“These efforts reflect the true spirit of mutually beneficial cooperation and demonstrate that development must deliver tangible benefits to communities,” he said. 
By Staff Reporter Jan. 23, 2026

Manhize reset: To build or break

But the math remained stubbornly, cruelly the same: We dug rocks out of the ground for pennies and bought them back as rebar for dollars.
By Fungisai Nota Jan. 9, 2026

Trade union accuses politicians, army chefs of exploitation

Shamuyarira singled out Chinese-owned Dinson Iron & Steel, accusing it of political protection while undermining workers’ rights.
By Freeman Makopa Dec. 12, 2025

Steel plant investor: Govt worried over treatment of displaced villagers

Contacted for comment, Dinson project manager Wilfred Motsi said he had not seen the letter.
By Freeman Makopa Nov. 28, 2025

We’re not closing: Disco

DISCO, one of Zimbabwe’s largest industrial investments and a key player in the country’s steel manufacturing sector, has dismissed reports suggesting the closure of its operations.
By Anashe Mpamombe Oct. 29, 2025
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Africa’s biggest steel plant blocks Munyati river, leaves local villagers stranded

Dinson Iron and Steel Company, a subsidiary of Tsingshan Holding Group, is operating the US$1 billion Manhize steel plant in the area.
By Freeman Makopa Sep. 19, 2025

‘Over 2 000 jobs created at Manhize’

OVER 2 000 jobs have been created in phase 1 at Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco), with  the figure expected to double in subsequent phases
By Gracious Daniel Aug. 18, 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