Strong demand lifts Starafrica sales

Starafrica expects demand to remain firm for the rest of the financial year and plans to increase output by improving utilisation of existing production capacity.

STARAFRICA Corporation (Starafrica) sales volumes across its two sugar divisions rose significantly in the first quarter ended June 30, 2026, supported by improved consumer spending linked to strong activity in the mining and tobacco sectors. Zimbabwe’s 2026 tobacco marketing season closed with a record harvest of about 358 million kilogrammes, generating more than US$890 million…

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