The recent South Africa-Zimbabwe Business Expo honoured more than 70 Zimbabweans for their achievements in business, leadership, innovation, and diaspora impact. Organised by the Zimbabweans in Diaspora Organisation (ZIDO), the two-day event (22 – 23 May 2026) brought together entrepreneurs, investors, and community leaders from

South Africa’s agricultural sector is facing a sharp labour crunch after more than 160,000 migrants left the country in a matter of weeks, fleeing deadly anti-foreigner protests and tighter immigration enforcement. Farms, factories and even households are now struggling to fill the gap. Zimbabwean farmworker

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), working with Zimbabwe’s government and funding from France, has rolled out an agricultural voucher system as part of its Nourish and Thrive initiative. The programme gives rural households subsidised access to quality farming inputs, aiming to strengthen food security

Zimbabwe’s rabbit farming industry just got a vote of confidence on the international stage. Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to Rwanda, Charity Manyeruke, has pledged to help Zimbabwean producers break into African export markets, calling the sector a genuine opportunity for jobs and foreign currency earnings. The announcement