From The Herald President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s first foreign trip since inauguration, where he charmed Zimbabweans based in South Africa and foreign investors, marks a major milestone towards rejuvenating the country’s economy. The standing ovation President Mnangagwa received and the huge interest Zimbabwean and South African businesspeople displayed to listen to his new policies and economic order, shows huge confidence the world has in the country. Indeed, Zimbabwe has the best climate, soils and minerals in the region, if not the world that need to be sustainably exploited for the benefit of...

From fin24 by Malcom Sharara Harare - Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has undertaken during his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) to introduce pro-business policies to attract investment and revive the ailing economy. He reiterated his inauguration message saying his post Mugabe government is doing everything in its power to make sure the country is conducive for business. President Mnangagwa will be in South Africa on Thursday where he is expected to address the business community and potential investors. This will be his first trip outside the country since becoming President....

From The Herald by Africa Moyo The mining sector remains the most favoured investment portfolio in the country, with 57 applications out of 153 approved in the first 11 months of the year, statistics from the Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA) reveal. Zimbabwe has known reserves for 66 minerals including gold, diamonds, platinum, chrome and asbestos, among others, making the mining sector key attraction for investors particularly foreigners. From January to November 30, 2017, ZIA approved investment proposals worth $1,5 billion, which is slightly below what was achieved in the same...