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Zimbabwe seeks US$9bn for energy expansion

The regulations are expected to accelerate grid expansion, improve electricity access and attract fresh capital into Zimbabwe's energy sector.
By Business Reporter 39m ago

ZERA to conduct survey on private solar boom as most households generate own power

He said available indicators, however, showed that private investment in solar energy was steadily increasing.
By Sharon Sibindi 6h ago

Mutapa unveils bankable 40-million-tonne lithium resource at Sandawana

Mutapa plans to invest a further US$6 million in a second exploration phase involving 23,500 metres of drilling and about 8,500 samples.
By Freeman Makopa Jul. 22, 2026

Energy conference to tackle investment, power reforms

The meeting is also expected to examine how Zimbabwe can leverage regional power markets and private sector participation to improve electricity supply and support industrialisation.
By Miriam Mangwaya Jul. 22, 2026

Collaboration will shape Zimbabwe's energy future

As Zimbabwe continues to grow its economy, collaboration must become the cornerstone of long-term national development.
By Edzai Kachirekwa Jul. 19, 2026

Let us avoid revolving doors within Africa’s energy sector

Projects continue regardless of who occupies offices because everyone understands that electricity is too important to become hostage to administrative changes.
By Edzai Kachirekwa Jul. 12, 2026

EV era has arrived: A historic opportunity for the Global South

Nevertheless, Global South economies remain trapped in a structural development paradox: extraordinary resource wealth has not translated into equitable economic prosperity.
By Saxon Zvina Jul. 7, 2026

Zimbabwe cannot industrialise in the dark

The economic cost of the energy crisis is immense. A government report, citing World Bank data, estimated that power shortages cost Zimbabwe 6,1% of GDP in 2022 alone.
By Lawrence Makamanzi Jul. 6, 2026

Energy independence must be Zimbabwe’s priority

For Zimbabwe, the pursuit of energy independence is no longer just an energy issue—it is a national development imperative.
By Edzai Kachirekwa Jul. 5, 2026