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Zim seeks climate cash at COP17

The push comes as COP17 places drought resilience, water security, land restoration and sustainable food systems at the centre of global efforts to address land degradation.

By Staff Reporter 6h ago

Deepfakes, fake voices and AI: Is Zim’s IP law ready?

For many people, their name, face and voice are more than personal characteristics

By Rachelle Anesu Chaminuka Aug. 14, 2026

Deepfakes, fake voices and AI: Is Zim’s IP law ready?

Bulawayo man arrested over alleged copper cable theft

The suspect, Nigel Chakanyuka, was arrested on July 30 after he was allegedly caught attempting to smuggle copper cable out of the company’s premises.

By Silas Nkala Aug. 2, 2026

Bulawayo man arrested over alleged copper cable theft

Harare man gets 10-year jail term for stealing Zesa cables

In a statement, the NPAZ said James Dzane of Kuwadzana Extension was arrested at a security checkpoint along the Harare-Mt Darwin Road.

By Donald Nyandoro Jun. 9, 2026

Harare man gets 10-year jail term for stealing Zesa cables

Green building policy key to Zim’s infrastructure, climate finance goals

Infrastructure serves as a massive socio-economic multiplier, simultaneously generating demand for and driving the supply of critical deliverables like energy and water.

By Clive Moyo Jun. 5, 2026

Green building policy key to Zim’s infrastructure, climate finance goals

5 reasons private banking might be right for you

Dukascopy Bank helps make that case by offering a Swiss private banking experience built around real functionality, not just image.

By Newsday Jun. 1, 2026

5 reasons private banking might be right for you

Built for the bush, not for the border: Zhongtong conquers Zimbabwe’s intercity routes

Furthermore, the integration of Baosteel structural steel and a full-vehicle electrophoresis coating has addressed a long-standing grievance among local operators, chassis cracking.

By Tendai Munhundarima May. 11, 2026