‘Growth tied to production, consistency’

Zimbabwe's mining sector is the backbone of its economy, contributing over 80% to national export earnings.

SUSTAINED gains in farming and mining, supported by consistent government policy, remain critical to the country’s economic outlook, a securities firm has said. This assessment comes as economic growth is expected to slow to about five percent in 2026, marking a shift from the rapid post-rebound phase towards a more sustainable growth trajectory. Gross Domestic…

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