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Zim tobacco auction prices rebound

“Despite the softer pricing environment, the total volume for the 2025/2026 tobacco marketing season is expected to surpass the 355 million kilogrammes achieved in the previous year.”
By Farming Reporter Jun. 25, 2026

TSL profit surges 45% on strong tobacco and logistics demand

Profit after tax increased from the prior year’s comparative figure of US$3,85 million.
By Staff Reporter Jun. 22, 2026

What Zim’s foreign currency surge actually consists of

The FBC Holdings April 2026 Economic Snapshot, one of the more rigorous institutional assessments of the economy, frames the result in broadly positive terms.
By Valentine Muhamba Jun. 19, 2026

Tobacco boom leaves farmers in the dust

This decline has wiped out the gains from increased production, leaving farmers with roughly US$106,8 million less in collective earnings than the previous season.
By Sharon Zebra Jun. 18, 2026

Fire burns section of Kutsaga Research Station

The research institution said emergency personnel and staff worked together to bring the fire under control before it spread to other sections of the facility.
By Donald Nyandoro Jun. 9, 2026

Tobacco Volumes Surge 

“Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector has produced and sold much more tobacco in 2026, but the sharp fall in prices has reduced total farmer earnings compared to 2025,” TIMB said.
By Obert Siamilandu Jun. 8, 2026

CGAIZ elects Kanjanda as new president

Kanjanda brings more than 20 years of executive leadership and board-level experience across finance, governance, risk management and strategic leadership. 
By Staff Reporter Jun. 5, 2026

Tobacco boom leaves farmers counting losses

Instead of returning home with enough money to improve his life and prepare for the next farming season, Chimbada says most of his earnings disappeared into debt repayments.
By Blessed Ndlovu May. 31, 2026

Tobacco average selling price plunges 25%, hurts farmer earnings

“As at day 52, a total of 255,92 million kilogrammes of tobacco had been sold at an average price of US$2,54 per kilogramme,” the 2026 16th post-Cabinet briefing statement read.
By Staff Reporter May. 28, 2026