1. Overview of the Statutory Instrument In March 2026, the Government of Zimbabwe introduced Statutory Instrument 59 of 2026, which consolidates import licensing under one unified framework in order to support local industry, improve regulatory compliance and simplify previously fragmented import requirements. The Minister of Industry and Commerce described this new SI as a way to streamline...

In today’s digital economy, opportunity does not just come from being present, it comes from being visible, credible and ready. The allWomen.africa platform is designed to connect women across Africa to markets, financing, partnerships and growth tools. But to truly unlock its full power, you must position yourself correctly from the start. The single most important step? Build a...

  How Zimbabwean women can build sovereign prosperity beyond borders The global economic and political landscape is shifting. Across the world, a rising tide of economic nationalism is redefining borders, tightening immigration policies, and reshaping trade agreements. For Zimbabwean women—both at home and across the global diaspora—this shift presents a distinct challenge....

By  Tsitsi Ndabambi - February 28, 2025   A life changing occurrance took place on Thursday, February 27, 2025, at Monomotapa Hotel in Harare when the Women’s Microfinance Bank (ZWMB) took a major step towards financial inclusion and economic empowerment for women by launching allWomen.co.zw, a digital platform designed to support female entrepreneurs. The event, backed...

By Dr. Mandas Marikanda, CEO – Zimbabwe Women’s Microfinance Bank (ZWMB) Zimbabwe stands today at the threshold of a transformative economic moment. Our economy having shifted significantly into the informal sector over the past two decades, now requires innovative structures that preserve the entrepreneurial agility of MSMEs while giving them the institutional compliance and...