By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo Zimbabwe’s leading companies were recognised at the 2026 ZimBrands Awards with government and business leaders urging stronger support for locally produced goods to drive economic growth, create jobs and reduce reliance on imports. The awards ceremony, held on 22 May and hosted by Buy
The Buy Zimbabwe 2026 Buy Local Conference is scheduled for 27 March at Manna Resorts in Glen Lorne, Harare and is expected to bring together government officials, business leaders and entrepreneurs. Organisers say the event will focus on encouraging consumers and companies to prioritise locally produced
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo The Buy Zimbabwe campaign has launched its second nationwide consumer sentiment survey as part of efforts to strengthen local industries, combat counterfeit goods and better understand purchasing behaviour. The study builds on last year’s inaugural survey, which sought to gauge public perceptions of locally
The Buy Zimbabwe campaign group has urged authorities and energy sector players to prioritise domestic fuel production in order to reduce the country’s vulnerability to global supply disruptions. The call follows recent fuel price increases linked to tensions in the Middle East that have disrupted supplies
Government’s decision to ban the export of raw minerals including lithium concentrate has been welcomed by industry groups as a major step towards boosting local manufacturing and maximising returns from the country’s natural resources. The move announced on Wednesday by Mines and Mining Development Minister Polite
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has partnered with a local industry lobby group in a renewed push to combat rampant smuggling, a practice blamed for undermining domestic manufacturers and flooding the market with counterfeit goods. The authority said it is working with Buy Zimbabwe to curb
Leading local trade advocacy body, Buy Zimbabwe has announced plans to host the Buy Local Conference 2026, a national platform aimed at strengthening domestic industries and encouraging consumers, corporates and government to prioritise locally produced goods. According to a concept note released by the organisation, the
The country has recorded its first trade surplus in years marking what many see as a key milestone in the country’s economic recovery efforts. According to data released by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat), the nation registered a trade surplus of US$7 million in August
Buy Zimbabwe will host the highly anticipated Public Procurement Conference (PPC) and Awards on 20 August 2025 in Harare, as part of its ongoing campaign to champion local industry and economic growth. Running under the theme “Anchoring Zimbabwe’s Economic Growth on Public Procurement,” the event is
In a pivotal move towards bolstering local industry and economic development, Dr. Thomas Utete Wushe, the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, addressed key stakeholders at the Buy Zimbabwe public procurement conference held in Harare yesterday. The conference, themed “Leveraging Public Procurement to
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