Bindura hosts grand finale of Zim athletics

THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (NAAZ) has called upon all sport-loving Zimbabweans to travel to Bindura today, for one of the biggest days on the national athletics calendar.
By Staff Reporter 4h ago

Inside NRZ servitude invasion

A HEAVY stench of human excreta sweeps across part of Marondera central business district (CBD), leaving shoppers and passers-by in discomfort. 
By Jairos Saunyama 4h ago

Agroecology paves way for co-existence, conservation in Binga

The KAZA TFCA, which spans across five countries, including Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia and Angola, is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and leopards. 
By Obert Siamilandu 4h ago

Gold conference organisers target millions in investment

Geologists are also due to outline the scale of the country’s untapped gold potential, saying vast regions remain underexplored and competitive for early-stage discovery.
By Staff Reporter 18h ago

Why strategy development has become a ritual in Zim

When you look across many sectors, competitors are virtually doing the same things. You could easily think they are one business divided into different units.
By Memory Nguwi 20h ago

IIZ to host indaba focusing on Africa for the first time

This rebranding embodies inclusivity and illustrates that the IIZ’s commitment extends beyond Zimbabwe, encompassing the broader African context.
By Melody Chikono 20h ago

Be wary of AI hallucinations

Ultimately, the desire here is for a workforce also apt in using technology such as AI in driving the Education 5.0 agenda enroute to Vision 2030.

See, win everything with visibility

The future of fair pricing, consumer confidence and national revenue depends not on more predatory regulation, but on smarter organisation.
By Charles Nyika 20h ago

How Zim can tame its informal economy

This fragmentation has created a lawless marketplace where prices fluctuate wildly, consumer complaints go unaddressed and trust between buyers and sellers erodes daily.