The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) has released its April 2026 highlights, capturing key developments, policy discussions, and strategic engagements shaping Zimbabwe and Africa’s industrial and trade future. Under the 2026 theme, “From Resilience to Competitiveness: Charting a New Path for Sustainable Industrial Growth,” the publication reflects growing momentum toward practical implementation of industrialisation, regional integration, and private sector-led growth.

ZNCC will host a Women’s High Tea on 31 March 2026 (8:30 AM – 12:30 PM) to celebrate International Women’s Month under the theme #GiveToGain.

The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC), in its role as the representative voice of business, is inviting stakeholders across Bulawayo to participate in a structured consultation on the Ease of Doing Business within the city.

This initiative is aimed at gathering practical, experience-based input from the private sector to inform a formal submission by ZNCC to the Bulawayo City Council (BCC). The objective is to ensure that regulatory frameworks, service delivery processes, and cost structures are responsive to the realities faced by businesses on the ground.

Zimbabwe’s business environment continues to evolve as government policy, financial conditions, and regulatory reforms shape the direction of industry and investment. The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) February 2026 Newsletter provides a snapshot of the key developments affecting businesses across the country.

The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce is pleased to share the latest edition of our Weekly Economic Insights, providing a comprehensive overview of key economic developments, market trends, and policy updates.

 Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) is deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Rugare Mandima, Senior Partner at Danziger & Partners, a highly respected lawyer who served the Chamber with dedication and commitment since 2009.

The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce continues to strengthen its role as a leading voice in shaping Zimbabwe’s economic and business landscape.

The March 2026 Newsletter reflects a period of intensified engagement, strategic dialogue, and policy advocacy—anchored on a critical transition for the private sector:
moving from resilience to competitiveness.

As Zimbabwe navigates a complex economic environment influenced by both domestic policy shifts and global developments, the Chamber has remained focused on ensuring that business realities are reflected in national decision-making processes.