State-backed Air Zim secures early demand as London route reopens

He described the route as a historic milestone that restores direct air links between Zimbabwe and Britain after more than a decade.
By Freeman Makopa 11h ago

The wheels of wealth: Why cars in Zimbabwe have become the ultimate mobile savings account

Globally, the psychology of car buying is well-documented, with most people purchasing vehicles for a predictable mix of utility, status, identity, safety and comfort.
By Tendai Munhundarima Jul. 19, 2026

Why ownership has become a strategic asset

Consider Starbucks. The global coffee chain spends roughly $400 million every year on software bought from established technology vendors.
By Alexander Maune Jul. 18, 2026

Chengxi Mine moots Carbon in Pulp gold processing plant

The gold CIP process uses activated carbon to absorb and recover gold from cyanide slurry.
By Stephen Chadenga Jul. 16, 2026

Gweru issues ultimatum on property numbering

Council said those who do not comply with the directive would be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine.
By Stephen Chadenga Jul. 16, 2026

Internet traffic surges 57%

THE country’s internet and telecommunications sector recorded a 57.28 percent increase in internet and data traffic during the first quarter of 2026.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 15, 2026

Google powers Sadc’s digital news future

Unique Zimuto, the lead coordinator of the summit, expressed immense enthusiasm about bringing such high-impact partners on board.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 5, 2026

Fear and hope at Musina border as immigrants return home

What began as a desperate huddle at the Musina Showgrounds has now shifted to a rapidly constructed repatriation centre at Musina Proefplaas, 20km outside of town.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 5, 2026

Ways European Football is Reshaping Urban Africa

The "electronic tribe" is no longer a subculture; it is a permanent fixture of African urban life
By Theindependent Jul. 3, 2026