Ramaphosa urges South Africa and Zimbabwe to boost two-way trade
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R81bn SA–Zimbabwe trade surge creates fresh SME opportunities
Businesses in South Africa and Zimbabwe could have more opportunities to trade, invest and enter new markets as the two countries strengthen economic ties. Trade between the two countries reached R81 billion in 2025, nearly double the amount recorded in 2021. Zimbabwe is now South Africa’s second-largest export destination on the continent. The figures were highlighted at the South Africa-Zimbabwe Business Forum at Gallagher Convention Centre in…
Mnangagwa Seeks South Africa’s Help As Economy Sinks
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has stepped up his push for Zimbabwean and South African businesses to pursue investment opportunities across borders, calling for a new phase of economic cooperation between the two countries. Speaking at the Presidential Session of the Zimbabwe-South Africa Business Forum at Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand on Friday, Mnangagwa said the two…
Zim, SA ties hit new highs
Source: Zim, SA ties hit new highs – herald Nduduzo Tshuma in JOHANNESBURG, South Africa ZIMBABWE’S economic resurgence and growing appeal as a safe investment destination, driven by policy reforms under President Mnangagwa, took centre stage at the Zimbabwe-South Africa Business Forum here yesterday amid calls for deeper economic cooperation to drive regional growth. The forum, held on the sidelines of the Fourth Zimbabwe-South Africa Bi-Nation…
S/Africa Unveils Gov’t-business Partnership To Boost Jobs, Growth
S/Africa unveils gov’t-business partnership to boost jobs, growth South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched the third phase of the government-business partnership, aimed at creating one million jobs and raising annual economic growth in the country. Speaking at the launch in Johannesburg, Ramaphosa said the move would create jobs and raise annual economic growth to more than three News Agency of Nigeria
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