57% of What, Exactly? Why capacity utilisation is the wrong answer to the wrong question about Zimbabwe's industry

To understand why the denominator in Zimbabwe's capacity utilisation fraction is so problematic, you have to understand the economy that created it.
By Valentine Muhamba 15h ago

The Great Trek: Why Zimbabwe's best companies are leaving their own stock exchange

That figure is not ambiguous. It is not a divided verdict. It is the judgment of the company's own shareholders, independently expressed, that the ZSE could no longer price their investment fairly.
By Valentine Muhamba 15h ago

Namibia fuel hub targets Zim, regional markets

The project forms part of a US$3 billion financing facility designed to strengthen intra-African trade in refined petroleum products and lower fuel costs across Southern Africa.
By Business Reporter 16h ago

Fuel price shocks lift Zim inflation

Last month, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) cautioned that inflation would remain elevated between the months of March and June following fuel price increases.
By Blessed Ndlovu 16h ago

Confidence in Afreximbank deepens with US$2bn capital raise

Beyond crisis response, Denya said the bank remained focused on long-term industrialisation and reducing Africa’s reliance on imports.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Apr. 27, 2026

Pfuma REIT signals strong start with dividend

The REIT’s property portfolio includes Hogerty Hill Centre and Chegutu Retail Centre, with Cork Corner added upon listing.
By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 27, 2026

When the wards go silent

A nation that cannot protect the integrity of its health budget cannot pretend that it is serious about the dignity of its citizens.
By Lawrence Makamanzi Apr. 27, 2026

Zimura saga: Where do we go from here?

The Zimura board was disbanded as government stepped in to restore sanity and order in the sector.
By Fred Zindi Apr. 26, 2026

From holiday mode to study mode: Teens face Term 2

The transition can feel abrupt, especially after weeks of relaxed schedules, but it also presents an opportunity for a fresh start and renewed focus.
By Staff Reporter Apr. 25, 2026