Staff Writer 
GLOBAL Indian cloud software company Zoho Corp is set to invest US$15 million in Zimbabwe to encourage technology adoption and digital transformation for small and medium enterprises and large enterprises.
In a press release, the company said it would invest $15 million in Zimbabwe to advance technology reach and digital transformation in the SME sector in Zimbabwe.
The investment programme is set to be launched during the inaugural Zimbabwe Digital Week 2025, running from May 5–7, 2025, at the Harare International Conference Centre, Harare, Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Digital Week 2025, brought to you by Loita Business in collaboration with Ministry of ICT, Postal and Courier Services, Zimbabwe, Smart Africa, African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Digital Council Africa, and Invest Africa, brings together local, regional, and global leaders from government, business, and international organisations to collaborate in new ways to advance Zimbabwe’s digital economy and shaping, accelerating, and sustaining Zimbabwe’s ongoing digital revolution.
Zoho Corp has been present in Zimbabwe for the last five years and intends to bolster Zimbabwe’s economic sustainability and its wide-sweeping digitalization goals.
We believe Zimbabwe offers attractive opportunities for growth and expansion, said Andrew Bourne, regional manager, Zoho Africa. Zoho’s fundamental vision is led by efforts to make innovative solutions accessible and affordable to businesses of all sizes. With this at the core, we allocate necessary resources to cater
