Khayah Cement secures US$60m lifeline from Hima Cement

KHAYAH CEMENT has secured a US$60 million rescue package from East African cement giant Hima Cement after creditors and shareholders unanimously approved a corporate recovery plan, paving the way for debt settlement, plant refurbishment and a return to sustainable operations.

Chegutu cement plant reaches halfway mark

CONSTRUCTION of the multi-million-dollar Chegutu cement plant by Chinese investor Shuntal Investment Private Limited has reached the halfway stage, with production expected to begin early next year.

US proposes Zdera repeal: What’s next?

Sunday Mail Reporter ON September 11, Brian Mast, who is a Republican Representative for Florida and chairperson of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, introduced an omnibus Bill in the United…

Zimpapers Ladies’ Sundowner Picnic shapes up for Saturday

THE buzz-worthy Ladies’ Sundowner Picnic is fast shaping up to be one of this month’s stand out gatherings in Harare, promising an afternoon of inspiration, reconnection and empowerment.

Chibuku penalty kings DeMbare, ruthless Triangle march on

DYNAMOS cannot buy a goal, but they simply refuse to bow out.

Unlocking wealth through tenure reforms

The Government of Zimbabwe implemented the Land Reform Programme in three phases since independence.

Africa’s wealth lies in Ubuntu

ON March 24, 2025, I attended Professor James Robinson’s keynote address at the CSAE Conference on Economic Development in Africa at the University of Oxford.

Garden cities can transform urban Africa

Andrew Mangwarara IN 1898, Ebenezer Howard proposed the garden city movement to counteract the rapid, often chaotic, growth of urban settlements. His revolutionary design divided cities into three distinct zones…

Abattoir impersonators near Seke Road deceiving consumers

Your Money, Your Call-Cresencia Marjorie Chiremba ON Friday last week, I visited a popular abattoir and butchery along Seke Road, intending to buy meat. As I turned off the main…

Revitalising Zimbabwe’s white gold

Word From The Market-Tina Nleya COTTON, once celebrated as Zimbabwe’s “white gold”, has historically stood as a pillar of both rural livelihoods and national economic resilience. At its peak, the…