News release

The coronavirus pandemic is changing the world in ways never been imagined before. First, following compulsory lockdown to reduce the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), companies

During these unprecedented times, this column has touched on the implications of coronavirus on Zimbabwean businesses, with a focus on exporting companies. With no doubt,

Zimbabwe’s trade with the rest of the world has often been a challenge of how the country can position itself and its products in strategic

The coronavirus-induced global lockdown negatively affects Zimbabwe’s exporters in the short- to medium-term period as it is beginning to take a toll on business. For

The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has brought considerable human suffering and major economic disruption in the whole world since the first reported case in China in

President E.D Mnangagwa announced a countrywide lockdown for 21 days, until 19 April 2020, to stop the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). As such, ZimTrade

The global pandemic, coronavirus (COVID-19) has affected many countries and institutions. It is encouraging that most countries, institutions and individuals are taking all possible actions

Are you between the ages of 18-35 and want to grow your business outside Zimbabwe? Make sure you apply for EaglesNest and get ready to energise exports Spread the

ZimTrade, together with the Netherlands Embassy in Harare, Zimbabwe Agricultural Development Trust, Hivos and PUM signed the implementation agreement for the 2020 Food for Export

Zimbabwe’s thrust is that of attaining a prosperous and empowered upper middle-income nation by 2030. To achieve this, the government has been placing emphasis on

On Monday 2 December 2019, ZimTrade, the national trade development and promotion organisation, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with PUM, a Netherlands-based volunteer organisation for

The curtain comes down on an eventful year for exporting businesses, that has seen a concerted effort from both public and private sector to increase