Mineral exports fly after raw ban

News Editor ZIMBABWE’s ban on raw mineral exports has helped to drive a sharp increase in the country’s mining rev­enues. This comes as official data shows that year-to-date export sales under the mandate of the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) more than doubled to $4.73 billion during the first nine months of 2026, compared…

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Government boosts grain reserve

GOVERNMENT is buying grain from lo­cal farmers to replenish its strategic re­serve ahead of an anticipated El Niño-in­duced drought. Zimbabwe is bracing for a dry and erratic 2026-27 rainfall season,…

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MMCZ tightens mineral tracking to curb smuggling

Prisca Tshuma THE Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) is integrating its mineral tracking system with gov­ernment institutions to strengthen oversight of mineral exports and curb smuggling. MMCZ marketing manager Gumisai Nenzou said the initiative would improve transparency in mineral exports and increase effi­ciency at border posts. “We are actually at an advanced stage where…

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Zimbabwe hosts Africa Skills Week

THE third edition of Africa Skills Week being held in Harare up to Friday has brought together African policymakers, industry leaders, train­ing institutions and young people to discuss skills development and em­ployment creation. The conference, which started on Monday, is being held at the Harare International Conference Centre un­der the theme: Skills for Resilient and…

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Zimbabwe operations lift PPC earnings

SOUTH African cement producer PPC limited (PPC) says its revenue for the five months to August 31, 2026, ticked one percent year-on-year on positive momentum from its Zimbabwean unit which continues to operate profitably. The group saw sales from its flagship South Africa and Botswana markets slide eight percent, although revenue dropped two percent “reflecting…

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Hippo Valley cuts costs through insourcing

HIPPO Valley Estates has cut haulage costs by 17 percent and maintenance expenses by about 45 percent after bring­ing cane transport and truck repairs in-house, unlocking savings from previously idle equipment. The move has reduced the company’s monthly cash outlays, while allowing it to make better use of its exist­ing fleet and workshops, as the…

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Regional business fuels Zimre revenue

REGIONAL operations now contribute nearly half of Zimre Holdings’ insur­ance contracts revenue driven by the group’s strategic push to tap opportunities across the broader African market. The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed in­surer, through its regional reinsurance unit, Emeritus Reinsurance currently provides reinsurance solutions in the southern African region, with presence in Zimbabwe, Botswa­na, Malawi, Mozambique, and…

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Stanbic Bank makes board appointment

STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe has appointed Louissa Jane Evans as an independent non-executive director, effective September 21, 2026. Evans brings nearly two decades of business experience, in­cluding 13 years at ZIMOCO, where she held executive positions, notably as head of marketing. She is currently general manager responsible for the distribu­tion of Chery, Omoda and Jaecoo vehicle…

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