Opinion

Tanganda’s US$8m rights issue: Balance sheet reset

Tanganda’s challenges did not emerge overnight. Post-Covid-19, the group was hit by a convergence of adverse shocks: climate volatility.

By Kudakwashe Taimo 10h ago

Tanganda’s US$8m rights issue: Balance sheet reset

The need for a continental policy on Chinese mining

By Yollander Millin 10h ago

RBZ’s plan on mono-currency plan sensible

By Eddie Zvinonzwa 10h ago

What data tells us about policy

Together, these two constraints explain why Zimbabwe’s financial markets continue to be discounted despite relatively strong performance on transparency and regulatory indicators.

By Dennis Mambure 10h ago

Constitutional farce unfolds

Such structural revisions would ordinarily require broad national consensus secured through a referendum, not routine legislative manoeuvring.

By Faith Zaba 10h ago

The political logic behind Zimbabwe’s dangerous constitutional turn

I argue that this Bill marks a clear break from the promise of Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution. That settlement largely imagined a future built on limits, competition and accountability.

By Phillan Zamchiya 10h ago

The political logic behind Zimbabwe’s dangerous constitutional turn

Chamisa’s return is theatre of the absurd, no transformation

In essence, Chamisa confuses visibility for viability: his politics are rich in symbolism but poor in substance, leaving Zimbabwe’s opposition trapped in cycles of hope and disappointment.

By Wellington Muzengeza 10h ago

Chamisa’s return is theatre of the absurd, no transformation

Every woman needs her own stash of cash

A woman with her own financial reserve is not negotiating from fear, gratitude, or obligation, she is negotiating from agency. She can say yes without coercion and no without panic.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto 10h ago

Case of disappearing generals

Nobody outside the intelligence services knows what is happening to lower-ranking generals, but at the highest level, it is almost a clean sweep.

By Gwynne Dyer 10h ago

ZiG stability signals traction, but sustainability hinges on discipline, productivity, reserve accumulation

This points to a genuine slowdown in price momentum rather than statistical optics, reflecting tighter liquidity conditions and improved monetary control.

By Elisha Mavodyo 10h ago

ZiG stability signals traction, but sustainability hinges on discipline, productivity, reserve accumulation

This is excellent, brilliant, splendid! Well done Cde ZZ!

As it turns out, Cde ZZ was not dragging his feet out of laziness or mischief. Far from it. The legal maestro was simply perfecting a masterpiece.

By Muckracker 10h ago

This is excellent, brilliant, splendid! Well done Cde ZZ!

AI Governance: The layer we always keep forgetting

Zimbabwe, like many countries, is waking up to the promise and risks of artificial intelligence. We are told AI will transform mining, health, law and finance.

By Evans Sagomba 10h ago

AI Governance: The layer we always keep forgetting

Red flags of graft and fraud in procurement

Procurement fraud will always be difficult to detect in a single transaction — it often takes vigilance across several procurement transactions to identify fraudulent patterns of behaviour.

By Charles Nyika 10h ago

Red flags of graft and fraud in procurement

Rebooting state-owned firms

Several of these SOCs require urgent reform to regain financial and governance viability, as many are in poor condition.

By Kevin Tutani 11h ago

Forthcoming 2026 MPS: What we expect ahead

With inflation levels hitting their lowest in nearly 30 years and the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) exchange rate and inflation stabilising, all eyes are on how this policy will shape the future.

By Zvikomborero Sibanda 11h ago

Forthcoming 2026 MPS: What we expect ahead

SpaceX, xAI merge: What it means for Zim business

Elon Musk revealed that SpaceX, his space company, had merged with his artificial intelligence company, xAI, marking a major shift in the global business landscape.

By Naison Bangure 11h ago

SpaceX, xAI merge: What it means for Zim business

Potraz must turn the USF into cyber-shield

The EcoCash syndicate case is not an isolated incident but part of a broader pattern of rising online fraud, impersonation scams, phishing attacks and identity theft across the country.

By Jacob Mutisi 11h ago

Potraz must turn the USF into cyber-shield

Rating dispute: Africa seeks narrative change

ACRA president Dr Sifiso Falala says the dispute highlights systemic challenges within global credit rating systems rather than a single institutional disagreement.

By Alfonce Mbizwo 11h ago

Rating dispute: Africa seeks narrative change

Chery’s CSH Hybrid arrives in Zimbabwe

The company has pointed to its acquisition of the former Nissan plant in South Africa as part of its effort to strengthen supply and support in Africa.

By Andrew Muzamhindo 11h ago

The cursed nation tag: Is Zimbabwe emerging from the dungeon?

However, for most of us, it is now a question of sustainability and how long authorities will continue with their tight control measures.

By Harry Wilson 11h ago

The cursed nation tag: Is Zimbabwe emerging from the dungeon?

Geza exits world stage: No generation owns the Nation

As an insider within Zanu PF, he participated in an authoritarian political economy shaped by elite accumulation and prebendal politics.

By Phillan Zamchiya 11h ago

Geza exits world stage: No generation owns the Nation

Why AI chatbots are dangerous for children

The danger lies in the illusion. Chatbots feel human.

By Evans Sagomba Feb. 6, 2026

Why AI chatbots are dangerous for children

World View: Iran pretending to have nukes?

There is no evidence that Iran even considered nuclear weapons until Pakistan and India tested their first nuclear weapons in 1998.

By Gwynne Dyer Feb. 6, 2026

World View: Iran pretending to have nukes?

Harness the true power of procurement requisitions

Supply chain leaders will find it easy to combine similar requests across departments and negotiate for favourable bulk purchasing terms and conditions.

By Charles Nyika Feb. 6, 2026