The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair starts today, and Bulawayo city buzzes as people finish their preparations yesterday. This year, the focus is on improving the way industries work together across the whole economy. All spaces fill up fast with extra areas needed for companies in manufacturing, mining, energy, computers, and farming services. People rush around the Exhibition Centre, putting the final touches on their displays before visitors arrive.
President Mnangagwa will walk through the fair, talking to exhibitors about their new ideas. Mozambique President Daniel Chapo comes Friday as a special guest, showing strong friendship between both countries. They already work together on energy projects, the Beira Corridor, which...
CABS Bank gives money to help businesses make more things for Zimbabwe. It pays for farms, mines, roads, and bridges. Last year, it received $40 million from Afreximbank and $50 million from the Trade Development Bank. This money creates jobs when companies use it. Families have more food because farmers can grow crops with these loans.
The bank helps companies buy tools from other countries. CABS cares about communities across Zimbabwe. They spend cash on schools, hospitals, nature, sports, arts, and teaching about money. They fought cancer through awareness programs. The bank donated medicine for patients who needed treatment. CABS planted trees to keep forests alive. They won an award for helping reach the world development goals...
FBC Holdings runs two housing projects in Zvishavane that show real progress. The government feels confident about reaching its goal of one million homes by year-end. Housing Minister Zhemu Soda visited these sites recently. He thinks the national target seems realistic because of partnerships like this one.
The Eastlea project created 98 upscale cluster homes near town. Workers finished these houses within twelve months, complete with all neighborhood facilities. Another development called Four Miles will provide almost 1,900 residential plots when fully completed next year. About 80 percent of the revised housing target has already been achieved since 2021.
FBC leader Trynos Kufazvinei says his company proudly promotes national...
The USA wants to be better friends with Zimbabwe after the recent party marking 45 years of freedom. Zimbabwe celebrated this big day last Friday with President Mnangagwa leading the main event in Gokwe Nembudziya. People across all provinces joined in similar celebrations.
US Secretary Marco Rubio sent happy birthday wishes to Zimbabwe. He said nice things about how strong Zimbabweans are. His message stressed that America hopes to grow business connections between the two countries. The US believes its democratic systems can help build these relationships.
We can already see these growing ties through projects like Starlink Aura Zimbabwe, which brings American business to the country. This partnership shows how the countries want to...
Business leader Kudakwashe Tagwirei might help Zimbabwe reach its economic goals. The Harare chairman talks about bringing successful businesspeople into political structures and wants Tagwirei to lead talks about making citizens more financially secure.
The party noticed an empty spot after a member passed away. They think Tagwirei has the right skills for this position. His business knowledge makes him valuable to the group. The province hopes to attract people who understand prosperity. They see him as both a smart entrepreneur and a loyal party supporter.
Party meetings need to focus more on money matters. They already discuss winning elections, but must add economic growth to their agenda. The provincial team wants members who...
Tourism leaders see the trade fair as a great chance to showcase new services. The Deputy Minister talked about how hotels want to help Zimbabwe grow stronger. Many businesses came to Bulawayo for this special event, which starts today. Visitors can see what makes Zimbabwe a top travel spot. The Deputy Minister checked out the tourism displays at the exhibition center.
Tourism has become more important than farming or mining this year. It makes up 12 percent of all money earned in Zimbabwe. The country plans to offer better experiences for travelers in 2025. More people travel around Zimbabwe these days instead of going abroad. This helps build the local economy. Tourism companies should use the fair to find new partners from other...
Zimbabwe's Information Minister asks citizens to keep working hard for the country. Dr Muswere wants people to ignore anyone trying to harm national progress. He believes Zimbabweans should use internet technology for development rather than listening to troublemakers. The minister urges everyone to stay united against those spreading false information online. He emphasizes that hardworking citizens must continue building their nation together.
A former party member named Blessed Geza recently called for workers to stay home for two days. Geza was kicked out of the ruling party after making negative comments about leadership on social media. Many Zimbabweans criticized his call for a stayaway because the country needs productive...
Christians across Zimbabwe came together for Easter celebrations yesterday. Church leaders from many denominations asked people to show sacrifice, love, peace, and unity for national stability. Believers gathered at various locations to remember Jesus Christ's death and resurrection. Religious guides reminded everyone that Easter calls for reflection and recommitment to compassion. They emphasized that Christ's resurrection invites national change and responsible leadership.
ZCC leader Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi praised progress made under President Mnangagwa with new roads, dams, schools, and food security. He called these achievements signs that Zimbabwe is moving toward its destiny. The well-attended celebrations at Mbungo Estate...
President Mnangagwa asks all Zimbabweans to stand together as one nation. He believes nobody should create division in a country that enjoys peace. The head of state says both Church and State need to work together for social progress. He reminds everyone that Zimbabwe remains a unified country despite challenges like climate change, sanctions, and global conflicts. His message emphasizes love and respect among citizens.
The President connects religious teachings with national unity, saying people must pursue togetherness across all boundaries. He points out that when communities unite with shared goals, they become powerful forces for development. According to him, this unity strengthens families, communities, and the entire nation...
