ZIMSEC A Level Results Opportunities ZIMSEC A Level results are out, and thousands of students across Zimbabwe are collecting their results. Parents and guardians are also involved, trying to understand what these results mean and what steps should follow. This moment brings pressure, hope, and many questions. The key issue now is deciding what path...
Zimbabwe Digital Services Withholding Tax Introduction: What This Tax Is About Zimbabwe implemented the Zimbabwe Digital Services Withholding Tax effective January 1, 2026. This policy requires businesses that provide digital services, such as online advertising, streaming, and e-commerce platforms, to withhold and remit tax on payments to foreign suppliers. The goal is to improve tax...
Zimbabwe Monetary Policy Shift Zimbabwe has announced a significant change in how it plans to manage its economy. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has stated that it will now place greater focus on controlling money supply as the core of its monetary policy approach. This development, widely described as a Zimbabwe Monetary Policy Shift, marks...
Access to funding is a common constraint for small and medium enterprises in Zimbabwe. This guide gives a practical, step-by-step path for business owners who need capital. It covers the main funding options, required documents, expected timelines, sample lenders, and a clear application checklist you can use immediately. Join our WhatsApp Group Funding options Also...
Reserved business sectors law Zimbabwe has introduced a new reserved business sectors law that blocks foreign nationals from operating in several everyday service industries. The policy has triggered concern, debate and confusion across the business community because it reshapes who can own and manage certain enterprises that have, for years, included a mix of local...
Terence Maphosa: Building an Oasis and Driving Rural Success in Zimbabwe When Terence Maphosa returned to his village after university he faced the same choice many African youth face: leave for the city or stay and survive. He chose a third path. He built. From a small flock of chickens to a thriving restaurant and...
A recent teen theft court case in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe offers a clear business lesson on household risk and youth behaviour. A 13-year-old boy admitted stealing US$1,500 and R1,500 from savings that his family had set aside to buy a residential stand. He pleaded guilty at Tredgold Magistrates’ Courts and was remanded to the Percy Ibbotson...
Zimbabwe’s low buying power and volatile prices change the rules of marketing. You cannot rely on broad reach alone. You must target the right people, deliver clear value, and convert interest into quick sales. The good news is that many cost-effective tactics work well if they are planned and executed with discipline. Start with clarityKnow...
Illegal Mining Damage repair Prevail International has launched a Presidential River Rehabilitation Programme aimed at restoring river systems that have been heavily damaged by years of illegal mining. The initiative also seeks to create jobs for local communities and relocate riverbed dwellers into safe housing. Led by Presidential Investment Advisor Dr Paul Tungwarara, the programme...
In Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia, and Mozambique, many job seekers are being lured into fake recruitment schemes. These scams promise employment in health or public services. In reality, victims lose hard‑earned money and get nothing in return. This growing wave of exploitation highlights how unscrupulous actors target the vulnerable when they are most hopeful. Fake...