TSL shareholders back ZSE delisting

TSL shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the compa­ny’s voluntary delisting from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, paving the way for its migration to the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX). The decision was endorsed at an extraordinary general meeting held on June 19, 2026, where shareholders unani­mously supported the resolutions. All votes cast were in favour of the…

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Prospect reports strong copper recovery

PROSPECT Resources says new metallurgical tests at its Mumbezhi Copper project in Zambia have produced high-quality  copper concentrates with recoveries above 94 percent, supporting plans for a centralised processing facility. Prospect sold its Step Aside Lithium Project in Zimbabwe last year for close to US$2,2 million which was mainly redi­rected to its Mumbezhi Copper Project. The…

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RBZ strengthens cybersecurity

Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has tightened cybersecurity and consumer protection to safeguard the nation’s digital financial services. The central bank’s intervention aims to bolster public confidence in cashless transactions and drive growth for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Speaking at the World SME Day Commemoration seminar in Bulawayo yesterday,…

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Zimplats’ 45MW solar plant nears completion

ZIMPLATS will commis­sion a 45-megawatt (MW) solar power plant next month as it moves to secure re­liable electricity supply and sup­port the government’s mineral beneficiation agenda, chief exec­utive, Alex Mhembere, has said. The new facility follows the commissioning of a 35MW solar plant last year and forms part of a US$200 million investment pro­gramme aimed…

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‘Technical skill alone is no longer enough’

GOVERNANCE and ac­countancy professionals should adapt to a profes­sion transformed by digital disrup­tion, sustainability pressure and rising public scrutiny, or risk irrel­evance, the Chartered Governance Institute in Zimbabwe (CGI) chief executive, Lovemore Gomera, has said. Gomera issued the call at the in­stitute’s 2026 Winter School, held at Tamarind Resorts and Confer­ence last week under the…

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FBC bets on lending, IT growth

Prisca Tshuma FBC Holdings (FBC) has invested nearly US$10 million in information technology (IT) and expanded lending to offset rev­enue lost after the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe reduced bank charges. The central bank, earlier this year, set a two percent ceiling on cash withdrawal fees and a 1,5 percent cap on point-of-sale charges. In addition,…

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Zimbabwe lags in value-addition

LOCAL companies are losing out on lucra­tive value-addition opportunities in the ex­tractive sector to foreign investors despite government efforts to promote indigenous partici­pation, the chief director in the ministry of Indus­try, Douglas Runyowa, has said. This comes amid concerns that foreign inves­tors continue to dominate strategic sectors such as cement production, lithium mining and man­ufacturing.…

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