Opinion

China’s People's Liberation Army: Celebrating 98 years

On this special occasion, please allow me to propose a toast to the friendship between China and Zimbabwe,

By Senior Colonel Wang Zhenyu 14h ago

China’s People's Liberation Army: Celebrating 98 years

Trump: The least bad outcome

By Gwynne Dyer 17h ago

Even 38,74% is too small, I know what I built: Vingirai

By Melody Chikono 17h ago

China’s march into Africa, unfair trade practices

Chinese companies have increasingly taken over the route by engaging in unfair trading practices.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto 17h ago

Dangerous myth of overqualification: Why we keep hiring wrong people

The irony is that in every other part of business, leaders insist on evidence

By Memory Nguwi 17h ago

Dangerous myth of overqualification: Why we keep hiring wrong people

COP15: Chance to reassert Vic Falls’ iconic status

In 1989, the majestic Victoria Falls was awarded World Heritage status by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation

By Tinashe Kairiza 17h ago

COP15: Chance to reassert Vic Falls’ iconic status

Nissan Motors poised for resurgence

Once a giant of the global auto industry, Nissan Motors has recently had its share of challenges.

By Andrew Muzamhindo 17h ago

Our Owner and his glorified back-to-back car dummies

Employing people to get angry on your behalf won’t change anything

By Muckraker 17h ago

Our Owner and his glorified back-to-back car dummies

Mid-year economic review

At the start of 2025, authorities projected economic growth of 6%, up from 2% in 2024

By Kudakwashe Taimo 18h ago

It’s the usual suspects eating again, of course

Quoting a Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) report, our front page last week laid bare what many already suspected: the plunder is no longer confined to minerals.

By Shame Makoshori 18h ago

It’s the usual suspects eating again, of course

Climate change: The energy revolution begins

China also leads the world in newly installed wind power, new nuclear plants under construction, electric vehicle production

By Gwynne Dyer Jul. 18, 2025

Climate change: The energy revolution begins

Chinese cars taking over roads

Chinese brands, which were previously limited to the Chinese domestic market, are now competing with industry titans in a variety of regions, including Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe

By Andrew Muzamhindo Jul. 18, 2025

Understanding customs fraud

Zimra works with the assistance and cooperation of various government agencies and ministries, such as the Zimbabwe Republic Police

By Kevin Tutani Jul. 18, 2025

Muckracker :Our owner wasn’t on display in Japan

Being the super-patriot that Muckraker always has been — despite a spirited campaign by his detractors who are desperate to monopolise this rare quality

By Muckracker Jul. 18, 2025

Muckracker :Our owner wasn’t on display in Japan

The paradox: 76% financially illiterate

Financial literacy involves understanding and applying financial principles to make informed decisions about saving, investing, borrowing and managing risks.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Jul. 18, 2025

Mid-year mind reset — Why it’s time to pause, recalibrate, realign

The halfway mark offers more than just a change in date; it offers a golden opportunity to reset the mind, reconnect with purpose, and realign with the life we desire to live.

By Jessie Mhaka Jul. 18, 2025

Mid-year mind reset — Why it’s time to pause, recalibrate, realign

ZSE US$14m tag: Valuations based on vibes, not viability

Welcome to the age of valuation by vibes. Join me as we unravel this mystery wrapped in optimism and sprinkled with financial delusion.

By Sylvester Mupanduki Jul. 18, 2025

ZSE US$14m tag: Valuations based on vibes, not viability

Stable but sidelined: Why ZiG fails to win confidence

In October, Tanganda’s board announced it was considering delisting from the ZSE in favour of VFEX. However, the company later shelved the plan.

By Kudakwashe Taimo Jul. 18, 2025

Stable but sidelined: Why ZiG fails to win confidence

Value stream mapping: Taking costs out of the supply chains

The best-in-class supply chain professionals don’t react to the future

By Charles Nyika Jul. 18, 2025

Value stream mapping: Taking costs out of the supply chains

Your hiring process gets broken and becoming extremely costly

If you are in a leadership role, here is a truth that will save you years of frustration

By Memory Nguwi Jul. 18, 2025

Your hiring process gets broken and becoming extremely costly

Web 3.0, future of compliance

To understand where we are going, we must first look at where we have been.

By Jeffrey Mugwagwa Jul. 18, 2025

Zanu PF: Donations to the party or donating the party?

We must not donate Zanu PF to individuals whose popularity is much thinner than their bank balances.

By Richard Runyararo Mahomva Jul. 17, 2025

Zanu PF: Donations to the party or donating the party?

Ownership of a leader: Critical analysis

Leadership is not about a position. Neither is it about a title. Rather, it is about what leaders do.

By Nicholas Aribino Jul. 17, 2025

Ownership of a leader: Critical analysis

Just energy transition and the Global South

To mitigate the global climate crisis, there have been calls for a just transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

By Arthur Mutambara Jul. 11, 2025

Just energy transition and the Global South

Mitsubishi Rosa Bus: A must-have for schools

The Mitsubishi Rosa Bus is widely regarded as being superior to competition, for several compelling reasons

By Andrew Muzamhindo Jul. 11, 2025

Mitsubishi Rosa Bus: A must-have for schools

Orbiting diplomacy: Prospects of AfSA in promoting international space relations

The year 2025 marked a historic milestone in the history of the African Union (AU), with the inauguration of the Africa Space Agency (AfSA), which is headquartered in Egypt.

By Lucid Chirozva and Norman Pinduka and Gwinyayi Dzinesa Jul. 11, 2025

Orbiting diplomacy: Prospects of AfSA in promoting international space relations

Long live the Dalai Lama!

The Chinese Communist regime is now a little bit older than the Soviet Union was when it collapsed

By Gwynne Dyer Jul. 11, 2025

Quantum computing redefining tech, economies and security

Quantum computing could widen the global tech divide or, with foresight, empower African innovation

By Naison Bangure Jul. 11, 2025

Quantum computing redefining tech, economies and security

G7 climate rhetoric rings hollow as Africa demands real reform

Zimbabwe has recently taken bold steps to move up the value chain by banning raw lithium exports and promoting local beneficiation and processing.

By Adrian Chikowore Jul. 11, 2025

G7 climate rhetoric rings hollow as Africa demands real reform

Candid Comment : Only a vibrant trading bloc will save Africa

South Africa, which is one of the countries that have immensely benefited from the initiative, had its export trade tariffs pegged at 30% by Trump’s administration.

By Tinashe Kairiza Jul. 11, 2025