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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 7h ago

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

ZimTrade encourages coffee producers to scale up production

She said Germany leads the pack, followed by Italy and Belgium, with consumption patterns in these countries influencing broader European trends.

By Blessed Ndlovu May. 8, 2025

ZimTrade encourages coffee producers to scale up production

Govt must protect citizens from corruption: ZCTU

Chikosi said government officials were implicated in high-profile illicit business transactions, with no action taken against them.

By Stephen Chadenga May. 5, 2025

Govt must protect citizens from corruption: ZCTU

The dying breed: Workers unionise

The celebrations were muted as unemployment has grown over the years because of the political and economic turmoil.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu May. 3, 2025

Treasury commits to industrialisation agenda

The ministry made these remarks during the 2025 International Business Conference held last week at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair.

By Business Reporter Apr. 29, 2025

Treasury commits to industrialisation agenda

Govt targets to enhance value-addition of natural resources before export

“At the heart of our industrialisation strategy lies the fundamental principle of value addition of our agricultural produce and mineral beneficiation.

By Mpumelelo Moyo Apr. 25, 2025

Govt targets to enhance value-addition of natural resources before export

Africa should invest in value-addition

Similarly, Africa exports 70% of its raw materials.

By Tinashe Kairiza Apr. 25, 2025

‘We are trending towards de-industrialisation’: Kuvarika

From this amount, the output by manufacturing firms decreased by 0,5% in 2024 as capacity utilisation fell by 0,9% to 52,3% last year compared to 2023.

By Silas Nkala Apr. 25, 2025