Value of risk management in procurement
To put it in simple terms, supply chain risks lurk in every corner of procurement. It is an apt analogy of today’s business environment.
By Charles Nyika
Jul. 4, 2025
AI reshapes the heart of journalism
By Naison Bangure
Jul. 4, 2025
Zim should consider a Congestion Tax
In order to encourage citizens to walk, vehicle free streets can be created as well as the removal of vending on sidewalks so that they can be used for their intended purpose.
By Benhilda Dube
Jul. 4, 2025
Smart policing can fix Zim’s roads: Let us take a lesson from the UK
This technology-first approach has drastically reduced the presence of police on the roads, freeing them for more pressing duties such as responding to accidents or fighting crime.
By Jacob Mutisi
Jul. 4, 2025
Revisiting Zim’s housing deficit
Since government-supplied housing is slow in coming, the private sector needs to be encouraged, so that it supplements, by building its own, and renting out or selling it, in the market.
By Kevin Tutani
Jul. 4, 2025
Org gatekeeping: A scourge that needs dismantling (II)
Gatekeeping, while often intended to maintain stability or control, has far-reaching implications on innovation, talent retention, societal progress and institutional credibility.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto
Jul. 4, 2025
They are stupid old men
Being in power for more than 30 years just makes you stupid. Consider Cambodia’s Hun Sen and Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
By Gwynne Dyer
Jul. 4, 2025
Owning a Benz declaration of success and aspiration
Driving a Mercedes-Benz in Zimbabwe is more than just transportation; it is a declaration of success and aspiration.
By Andrew Muzamhindo
Jul. 4, 2025
Zimbabweans struggle to rebuild shattered lives abroad
Between three and five million Zimbabweans are believed to be living abroad, mostly in South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and Australia.
By Julia Ndlela
Jul. 4, 2025
We derive economic power out of Zim headwinds: TSL
Our customers are incredibly resilient themselves. Zimbabwean producers, for example, continue to go to the fields every season despite the economic headwinds.
By Ashton Ndakusiya
Jul. 4, 2025
Our Owner’s idea to ‘bring about the new Zimbabwe’
Muck’s loyal followers are free to read the piece with a red pen to mark off all the things that our Owner has not delivered (yet). But that is where their freedom ends!
By Muckracker
Jul. 4, 2025
Graft the Achilles heel to sustainable development
These attacks have been seen by many as signalling the existence of a chasm within the country’s presidium as well as the ruling Zanu PF’s cockpit.
By Harry Wilson
Jul. 4, 2025
Gold below the surface
What it misses is the bedrock, a literal one, of value that runs deeper than policy uncertainty or the politics of perception.
By Equity Axis
Jul. 4, 2025
Econet drives ZSE, VFEX slips
This marked an interchange from May’s figures, where Econet and Delta posted ZiG 356 million and ZiG 136 million, respectively.
By Kudakwashe Taimo
Jul. 4, 2025
Candid Comment: Truth-telling Zimbabwe Independent under siege
Zaba, one of Zimbabwe’s most decorated journalists, has been at the forefront of making diverse viewpoints available to everyone through this publication.
By Tinashe Kairiza
Jul. 4, 2025
Editors Memo: Front page awaits your touch
Today, I hold the pen for her. But locking up editors does not silence journalism. It galvanises it. It exposes the very fears you wish to bury.
By Shame Makoshori
Jul. 4, 2025
Embrace the future through procurement transformation
Procurement transformation seeks to shake things up and change the corporate conversations on how organisations can survive the frequent supply chain challenges.
By Charles Nyika
Jun. 27, 2025
Rethinking business education — Towards a regenerative Zim future
They thrive through cooperation, not zero-sum games. A regenerative paradigm, grounded in these principles, offers a more viable model for business and education alike.
By Antony Jongwe
Jun. 27, 2025
AI revolution in space exploration
AI is transforming robots into intelligent explorers and constructors. On planets such as Mars, AI-equipped rovers analyse rocks and soil for signs of life.
By Naison Bangure
Jun. 27, 2025
45 years on: The elusive promise of uhuru in Zim
The initial post-independence period saw significant social investments, particularly in education and health.
By Yollander Millin
Jun. 27, 2025
Mr President, scrap tuition during industrial attachment
Let us speak plainly, this practice is economically unjustifiable. Most of our students come from families that are already struggling to make ends meet.
By Jacob Mutisi
Jun. 27, 2025
Improving local governance systems will be to our credit
City councils are the highest tier of urban local governance and are responsible for the country’s major cities such as Bulawayo and Harare.
By Kevin Tutani
Jun. 27, 2025
Board overreach, management encroachment problem in firms
This encroachment into each other’s domain can create serious friction and threaten the effectiveness of both governance and operational leadership.
By Memory Nguwi
Jun. 27, 2025
Gatekeeping: A scourge that needs dismantling (I)
It operates subtly yet powerfully, shaping what ideas are permissible, who is authorised to speak and which narratives are elevated or suppressed.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto
Jun. 27, 2025
Iran: Much ado about nothing
The problem will be changing the deal just enough to avoid offending Trump’s vanity, while not changing it so much that it loses credibility in the eyes of the other signatories.
By Gwynne Dyer
Jun. 27, 2025
GWM Haval H7 finally lands in Zim
Whether you are upgrading your family car or looking for a versatile SUV that can handle city streets and off-road trails, the Haval H7 is an excellent choice.
By Andrew Muzamhindo
Jun. 27, 2025
Unmasking ZiG: Claims currency reform without noticeable change
This omission is particularly glaring given Zimbabwe’s history of monetary interventions that have often relied more on statutory instruments than organic economic processes.
By Equity Axis
Jun. 27, 2025
American says Southern Africans can benefit from unique business model
It could be the socioeconomic game-changer that Southern African countries desperately need.
By Emmanuel Koro
Jun. 27, 2025
Time to stop the blame game and start acting
These unfulfilled obligations have left thousands of residents stuck in limbo — caught between unresponsive councils and defaulting developers.
By Blessing Makombe
Jun. 27, 2025
Ousted Nssa boss fights expulsion… defiant executive tags Mnangagwa in letter blasting ministerial move
Local News
Jul. 4, 2025
Global outrage as ZimInd editor clocks third night in detention
Local News
By Julia Ndlela
Jul. 4, 2025
TSL closes in on US$25m Nampak Zim acquisition... transaction awaits shareholders’, regulatory nod
Business Digest
Jul. 4, 2025
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