List of all articles filed under “zimbabwe-agriculture” category.
Benedict Mbanga, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Mangwana Capital, discusses the inception of the investment advisory and private equity firm, and explains why they decided …
In this interview, Benedict Mbanga delves into Mangwana Capital’s distinctive edge in Zimbabwe’s private equity landscape, standing out as a locally funded entity amidst a predominantly foreign-funded market, drawing support from 48 local pension funds. Their strategic focus on agriculture, mining, and tourism underscores their commitment to bolstering Zimbabwe’s primary industries. With successes such as pioneering investments in horticulture and significant strides in the oil and gas sector through the Invictus project, Mangwana Capital continues to spearhead transformative ventures poised to redefine Zimbabwe’s economic landscape.
David T. Machingaidze is a social entrepreneur dedicated to empowering marginalized groups through service excellence. Driven by a passion to eradicate poverty in rural communities …
Mercy Rufaro Ndoro, Group CEO at Dairibord Holdings Limited, narrates the company’s remarkable evolution, as it progressed from its roots in milk production to emerge …
Interview with Mercy Rufaro Ndoro, Group CEO at Dairibord Holdings Limited Could you provide an overview of Dairibord Holdings Limited and its history? Dairibord originated …
David Machingaidze, Chairman at Ethical Holdings, shares his vision of empowering small-scale farmers and transforming Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector. Learn about his dedication to sustainability and …
Interview with David Machingaidze, Chairman at Ethical Holdings Let’s begin by delving into the background of Ethical Holdings and Ethical Leaf Tobacco. Could you provide …
Interview with Joseph Hundah, COO at Masawara Group Could you provide a concise overview of the origins and establishment of Masawara Group? Masawara Group, formerly …
Agriculture remains Zimbabwe’s economic backbone despite formidable challenges. This article explores the sector’s resilience amidst adversity, covering diverse production, the impact of land reforms, challenges faced by smallholder farmers, efforts to revive production, and the path forward amid economic turbulence.
Zimbabwe, once known as the “breadbasket of Africa,” is a country on the rise. Despite facing economic challenges in the past, the nation is now opening up to a host of investment opportunities. With a wealth of natural resources, a burgeoning middle class, and recent political and economic reforms, Zimbabwe is becoming an attractive destination for both local and foreign investors.
