Commission probes bottled water firms

THE Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) is investigating bottled-water manufacturers to ensure strict compliance with safety standards amid a surge of bogus companies. This comes as the country continues to witness a surge in bogus companies bottling and distributing water without proper certification. It also comes as the CPC says it has prosecuted close to 2…

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CCZ to launch anti-counterfeit scanner

THE Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) is preparing to launch a mobile phone-based platform that will allow shoppers to verify product authenticity instantly, an important step in tackling counterfeit and substandard goods. Zimbabwe has recorded a surge in fake products, ranging from food and beverages to household items, many of which are illegally imported or…

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Unifreight forecasts record revenue

UNIFREIGHT Africa (Unifreight) says its revenue for the year is on course to hit record levels after posting a 19 percent increase in the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, on solid performance from new business units. The establishment of two new strategic business units (the 4PL logistics brokerage and a dedicated Cross-Border transport division)…

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CTC probes toothpaste imports

THE Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) is finalising a safeguard investigation into rising imports of toothpaste after a local manufacturer complained last year, a senior official has said. Assistant director for tariffs, Cicilia Mashava, said the probe began after Merken, a domestic producer of Merken-branded toothpaste, sought protection from growing import volumes. “On the toothpaste…

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ZBCA unveils new academy

…urges construction sector to innovate THE Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA) president, Tinashe Manzungu, has challenged the construction sector to evolve or risk being left behind. Speaking during the launch of the ZBCA Academy in Nyanga recently, Manzungu said the survival of the construction sector hinges on quickly adapting to the existing fluid operating environment. “Innovation…

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Kuvimba secures funding for processing plant

KUVIMBA Mining House (KMH) says it has secured strategic partners to fund a US$270 million lithium processing plant at its Sandawana Mines in Mberengwa, which will be executed under a build, operate and transfer arrangement. KMH, a subsidiary of Mutapa Investment Fund, Zimbabwe’s sovereign wealth fund, however, did not disclose the investors, stressing that the…

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‘Diaspora should lead in Zim renaissance’

THATON Properties executive chairman, Benson Nyaumwe, says the knowledge and expertise of Zimbabweans in the Diaspora are crucial in the transformation of the country. Nyaumwe — the first African to build the first Radisson Blu hotel in Africa, in South Africa, in 2006 —is leading a new project, 2267 Lifestyle Estate, which recently scooped three…

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Zimra urged to target informal sector compliance

THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) should develop sector-specific strategies to bring startups, micro-operators and small enterprises into voluntary tax compliance, an official has said. Deputy minister of Finance, Kudakwashe Mnangagwa, highlighted the urgent need for a focused approach, noting that approximately 70 percent of the national economy currently remains informal or hidden from the tax…

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Cash in on AI boom, Zimbabwe miners told

ZIMBABWE should endeavour to participate in the global digital and artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem by leveraging its abundant red metals, which are crucial for energy transmission and high-speed data communication, experts say. Red metals are non-ferrous metals that include copper, brass, and bronze, distinguished by their reddish hue and have unique properties that interconnect in…

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How rural middle class can transform economy

By Professor Mandivamba Rukuni ZIMBABWE’S agrifood system is in the middle of at least five interlinked transformations that are gathering speed. 1. Rapidly growing urban and rural agglomerations with rising per capita incomes; 2. A changing diet — consumers are eating more diverse, higher-value foods; 3. Fast evolution in post-farm systems for processing, marketing and…

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