Opinion

Great betrayal: How African leaders have failed citizens

Africa holds 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, yet remains poor.

By Grace Chirenje May. 16, 2025

Great betrayal: How African leaders have failed citizens

Muckracker: Sickening propaganda of billboard patriotism

By Muckracker May. 16, 2025

The Afrikaner ‘refugees’

By Gwynne Dyer May. 16, 2025

Hidden dangers of AI (II)

Global implications at a local scale

By Evans Sagomba May. 16, 2025

Revamping education for economic growth — Zimbabwean perspective

At its core, job creation is a function of the private sector. Businesses, driven by profit motives, are the primary engines of employment.

By Justice Chengeta Jr May. 16, 2025

Revamping education for economic growth — Zimbabwean perspective

Threat to industrialisation

RBZ governor John Mushayavanhu knows better than most the dangers of an uncontrolled money supply — he lived through 2008.

By Shame Makoshori May. 16, 2025

Latest Isuzu MU-X range now available in Zim

The Isuzu MU-X has long been celebrated for its sophisticated styling, exceptional comfort, and rugged reliability.

By Andrew Muzamhindo May. 16, 2025

Latest Isuzu MU-X range now available in Zim

Dimensions of wealth and a holistic route to prosperity

Time wealth most finite resource

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto May. 16, 2025

Dimensions of wealth and a holistic route to prosperity

Reclaiming dignity of work: Lessons from Roman Catholic social teaching

He identifies a troubling concentration of wealth, the marginalisation of the working poor, and the inadequacy of state structures to protect human welfare.

By Antony Jongwe May. 16, 2025

Reclaiming dignity of work: Lessons from Roman Catholic social teaching

Proposed Zanu PF, Tshabangu coalition govt doomed

It was a ruse cobbled together to mask the perpetuation of Smith’s illegal regime.

By Tinashe Kairiza May. 16, 2025

Proposed Zanu PF, Tshabangu coalition govt doomed

Procurement KPI simplified — Part (I)

The order accuracy metric will also involve the assessment of compliance to pricing structures, service level agreements, agreed payment terms and delivery terms.

By Charles Nyika May. 9, 2025

Mobile money airtime, data fraud: Don’t get scammed

Enticing offer: Scammers advertise heavily discounted airtime or data bundles (such as 10GB for US$2. The prices are significantly lower than legitimate offers to lure in victims.

By Jacob Mutisi May. 9, 2025

Mobile money airtime, data fraud: Don’t get scammed

What does the interview measure: Evidence from scientific research

Unstructured interviews show moderate to strong correlations with general mental ability (0.41), meaning they are substantially influenced by how intelligent candidates appear.

By Memory Nguwi May. 9, 2025

What does the interview measure: Evidence from scientific research

Aid removed, trade attacked: What’s left now for Africa?

Trump’s unilateral decision to impose high tariffs on the US’s trading partners presents a huge challenge to the sustenance and stability of the global neoliberal economic order.

By Ronald Chipaike May. 9, 2025

Aid removed, trade attacked: What’s left now for Africa?

Mapping human flourishing in Zim: Mirror to our collective well-being

Social capital must be cultivated — through better community spaces, mental health inclusion, and targeted interventions that value relational well-being.

By Antony Jongwe May. 9, 2025

Mapping human flourishing in Zim: Mirror to our collective well-being

Reducing economic inequality in Zim

This criminality is being carried out by unscrupulous firms and some wealthy individuals who are depriving the government of the revenue which is due to it.

By Kevin Tutani May. 9, 2025

Impunity in Gaza: Israel and the great eviction

The voices of those who defend the old values are fewer and weaker.

By Gwynne Dyer May. 9, 2025

Impunity in Gaza: Israel and the great eviction

VW Amarok now in Zim

The Amarok is available in eight stylish colours, including clear white, midnight black, bright blue, medium silver, dark grey, deep red, bright beige and reed green.

By Andrew Muzamhindo May. 9, 2025

Forgotten moms: Happy Mother’s Day

While some women have lost children through miscarriage, stillbirth, or illness, others grapple with infertility, feeling excluded from the joys of motherhood.

By Chipo Madziwa and Sithembile Tshuma May. 9, 2025

The hidden dangers of AI (I)

When private companies hold the reins of the technology that shape public opinion, there is a danger that profit motives override the common good.

By Evans Sagomba May. 9, 2025

Dimensions of wealth and a holistic approach to prosperity

Regular introspection about life purpose and values. For this to happen, time alone in solitude where reflection is taking place is necessary.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto May. 9, 2025

Dimensions of wealth and a holistic approach to prosperity

Contractors push for government guarantees after funding ‘dry spell’

CONTRACTORS across Zimbabwe are sounding the alarm over chronic payment delays from government, warning the sector’s survival is at stake.

By Freeman Makopa May. 9, 2025

Contractors push for government guarantees after funding ‘dry spell’

Premium

MUCKRAKER: The genie will eventually get out of the bottle!

Simultaneous with the impromptu tour of NatPharm, Mombeshora’s ministry issued an angry statement in which it sought to blame everyone else except the glorious Second Republic.

By Muckracker May. 9, 2025

MUCKRAKER: The genie will eventually get out of the bottle!

Vital role of rehabilitation in disability

Therefore, rehabilitation empowers people with disabilities to live more independently, participating actively in society and enhancing their quality of life.

By Deborah Tigere May. 9, 2025

Vital role of rehabilitation in disability

Zim existence of grief, grace and unyielding hope

Zimbabweans wear survival like a second skin. We are the children of a land that has survived colonial plunder, economic freefall, and the quiet violence of broken promises.

By Grace Chirenje May. 9, 2025

Zim existence of grief, grace and unyielding hope

FCB: Cost pressures persist amid weaker non-funded income

FIRST Capital Bank’s (FCB) lending income grew by 48% in the financial year 2025, largely on the back of a 45% increase in customer deposits.

By Morgan & Co May. 9, 2025

FCB: Cost pressures persist amid weaker non-funded income

Local market slumps by 7% as Padenga helps VFEX gains

Without a doubt, this is an exceptionally rewarding period for Padenga’s shareholders, who have every reason to be pleased with the performance of their portfolios.

By Kudakwashe Taimo May. 9, 2025