(Jim LoScalzo- Pool via CNP/Zuma Press) Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. could collect $300 billion to $600 billion a year in tariffs. That figure suggests little near-term change in ...

Once operating quietly behind government tenders and billion-dollar deals, Zimbabwean businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei is ...

Tendai Ruben Mbofana It is nothing short of humiliating that a country as richly endowed as Zimbabwe could, in 2024, have an economy worth approximately US$35.2 billion — barely matching the GDP of a ...

The partnership presents a significant opportunity to bring vital access while supporting economic growth. Investor unleashes ...

Zimbabwe has asked some of the world’s richest nations for bridge finance to end a debt standoff dating back to 1999, people ...

In the heart of Africa’s economic rise, one name echoes across boardrooms, presidential palaces, and mineral-rich terrains Prateek Suri CEO Maser Group and A visionary billionaire and the ...

IDBZ, the development bank of Zimbabwe, is working with the Gutu Rural District Council (GRDC) to select a turnkey EPC+F+OM contractor to assist with the development of a 5 MW solar project in ...

Following President Trump's tariff pause announcement, the world's top 10 billionaires collectively gained $135 billion, with Elon Musk leading the surge at $35.9 billion. Mark Zuckerberg ...

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Zimbabwe says it has started paying compensation to white farmers who lost land and property more than 20 years ago in controversial and often-violent farm seizures ...

In 2025, New York City is at the top with 123 billionaires, whose combined worth is $759 billion, followed by Moscow with 90 billionaires and $409 billion. These tech- and finance-dominated cities ...

The payments are the first under a so-called “Global Compensation Deed” signed in 2020 between the state and the former farm owners in which Zimbabwe committed to paying $3.5 billion for ...

“I think one thing that’s happened is most teams are now owned by billionaires, big corporations,” Kerr said. “So, we’re all more expendable. There’s so much money in the business right no ...