Opinion

Enhancing CSR in procurement

The heat of consumer opinion has been asserting its influence in business.

By Charles Nyika Mar. 7, 2025

Empowering youth via entrepreneurship

By Antony Jongwe Mar. 7, 2025

Informal sector cushioning Zim against macro-economic shocks

By Lovemore Nyawo Mar. 7, 2025

From box-ticking exercise to a powerful business tool

No wonder so many people see performance management as nothing more than an annual box-ticking exercise.

By Memory Nguwi Mar. 7, 2025

Women’s day: Accelerating action for gender equality

A moment of solidarity — connecting women's movements worldwide and amplifying collective demands for equality.

By Tinashe Madamombe Mar. 7, 2025

Women’s day: Accelerating action for gender equality

Important role of data protection officers, controllers in Zim firms

THE advent of stringent data protection regulations across the globe is reshaping how organisations manage personal data.

By Jacob Mutisi Mar. 7, 2025

Important role of data protection officers, controllers in Zim firms

Importance of economic complexity (I)

A country can invoke tax breaks, special economic zones and tailored educational budgets, in order to encourage the production of particular complex products for local consumption and exports.

By Kevin Tutani Mar. 7, 2025

SA’s trade deficit dilemma with China — and how to fix it

Many small and medium enterprises struggle to compete with relatively cheaper Chinese imports.

By Marvellous Ngundu Mar. 7, 2025

SA’s trade deficit dilemma with China — and how to fix it

Power, access to it are vital currencies (I)

IN a world where resources are often abundant, the disparity in wealth distribution raises crucial questions about the mechanisms that perpetuate inequality.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Mar. 7, 2025

Power, access to it are vital currencies (I)

AI and new world order

From my economics background what we are witnessing unfolding before us is a form of economic competition, or we can refer to it as the digital cold war.

By Evans Sigomba Mar. 7, 2025

Case for 4-way stops at intersections

While the advantages are compelling, there are challenges to the implementation of four-way stops in Zimbabwe.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Mar. 7, 2025

Promise of state feminism deceptive

In case you got lost in translation dear reader, ‘family values and traditional norms’ is euphemism for women oppression.

By Ntando Dumani Mar. 7, 2025

Africa’s pivotal role in shaping AI, from data points to decision-makers

These questions might never occur to a developer in London or San Francisco.

By Chenai Mutambasere Mar. 7, 2025

Africa’s pivotal role in shaping AI, from data points to decision-makers

2030 plot throws economy on the back burner

Mnangagwa, who is serving his final constitutionally-mandated term set to end in 2028, has repeatedly stated his intention to step down in line with the constitution.

By Julia Ndlela Mar. 7, 2025

2030 plot throws economy on the back burner

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Let’s just put his face on the ZiG note, too!

Surely, this should be celebrated with the man’s face on the highest note of the region’s strongest currency!

By Muckraker Mar. 7, 2025

Let’s just put his face on the ZiG note, too!

A reflection on Zim’s institutions

It was a stark reminder of the broader dysfunction that seems to permeate many institutions in Zimbabwe.

By Grace Chirenje Mar. 7, 2025

Aggressive expansion offsets contracting average spend

Local operations’ sales were 4% firmer compared to prior year despite a 3% contraction in average customer spend.

By Morgan & Co Mar. 7, 2025

Aggressive expansion offsets contracting average spend

Future of banking — Introspection into Nyambirai’s return to Steward

This includes examining their relationship with macro-economic challenges, how most banks have managed to stay operational, and what the future holds for the sector.

By Kudakwashe Taimo Mar. 7, 2025

Future of banking — Introspection into Nyambirai’s return to Steward

Accountability hallmark of competent governance

The company was controversially awarded a multi-million-dollar contract to revamp the capital’s water reticulation system — without the deal ever going to tender.

By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 7, 2025