Opinion

Why AI chatbots are dangerous for children

The danger lies in the illusion. Chatbots feel human.

By Evans Sagomba 2h ago

Why AI chatbots are dangerous for children

World View: Iran pretending to have nukes?

By Gwynne Dyer 2h ago

Harness the true power of procurement requisitions

By Charles Nyika 6h ago

Working with AI assistants: Practical guide

Despite their growing use, confusion remains widespread. Some people expect AI assistants to behave like search engines.

By Naison Bangure 6h ago

Hiring mistake that quietly breaks many organisations

Supervision becomes lighter, not because standards have dropped, but because people can be trusted to handle their responsibilities.

By Memory Nguwi 6h ago

Hiring mistake that quietly breaks many organisations

Davos’ distant echo: Why the elite gathering fails Zim’s 99%

Davos discussions on climate, technology, and health are often framed through the lens of corporate opportunity and elite risk management.

By Yollander Millin 6h ago

Davos’ distant echo: Why the elite gathering fails Zim’s 99%

Are we ready for a widely accessible central bank digital currency in Zim?

In Zimbabwe, physical cash is widely accessible to anyone capable of handling notes and coins.

By Kevin Tutani 6h ago

Are we ready for a widely accessible central bank digital currency in Zim?

Intersection of real estate and banking

Banks, therefore, must engage with the sector not only as financiers but as partners in shaping sustainable development.

By Mike Juru 7h ago

Motoring: Chinese brands take the wheel in Zim… BYD’s expanding line-up signals decisive shift on local roads

Speaking at the launch, engineer Aubrey Zvareva exuded confidence in the line-up and its relevance to local drivers.

By Andrew Muzamhindo 7h ago

Motoring: Chinese brands take the wheel in Zim… BYD’s expanding line-up signals decisive shift on local roads

Brand Zim: Reputation and policy posture matter more

A country’s reputation is built through daily signals that citizens, investors and visitors interpret constantly.

By Dennis Mambure 7h ago

ANC implosion: A cautionary tale for Africa’s liberation movements

Clearly, the liberation script in its original form is exhausted, and the curtain is rising on a new and uncertain play.

By Wellington Muzengeza 7h ago

ANC implosion: A cautionary tale for Africa’s liberation movements

Muckracker: Why is this killjoy Cde ZZ sabotaging Resolution #1?

The only thing moving at revolutionary speed is the hot air issuing from the direction of one Cde Ziyambi Ziyambi — affectionately known as the Rude Boy from Zowa

By Muckracker 8h ago

Muckracker: Why is this killjoy Cde ZZ sabotaging Resolution #1?

Exposure as intellectual capital: Why progress is suffocated by familiarity

Zimbabwe’s urban professionals often know more about distant cities than about rural districts that sustain the nation.

By Gloria Mukombachoto 8h ago

Exposure as intellectual capital: Why progress is suffocated by familiarity

Where are recreational facilities for children?

Recreational facilities are not just centres where children go to kill time. They are laboratories where children go to experiment and learn hands on.

By Aribino Nicholas 8h ago

Where are recreational facilities for children?

Zimplats delivers 13% production growth

Tonnes milled increased solidly by 5,5% to 4 022 000 tonnes from 3 811 000 tonnes, reflecting improved mining and processing momentum.

By Equity Axis 8h ago

Candid Comment: Something is seriously wrong with councils

Matapi Flats lies in Mbare, Harare’s oldest suburb. Allowing living standards there to deteriorate to such inhuman levels is nothing short of shocking.

By Eddie Zvinonzwa 8h ago

Candid Comment: Something is seriously wrong with councils

Capital markets review: January performance, valuation outlook

Econet was the standout performer on the ZSE in January, gaining 55%, building on an already strong 87% performance in 2025.

By Kudakwashe Taimo 8h ago

Capital markets review: January performance, valuation outlook

ZRP must use AI-related tools in fighting crime

Once operational, such systems can automatically identify offending vehicles, link them to registration databases and generate electronic offence records.

By Jacob Mutisi 8h ago

ZRP must use AI-related tools in fighting crime

Editor’s Memo: Policymakers must respond to the signals from business

The surge in voluntary liquidations and judicial management cases reported by industry bodies should spur policymakers into action. They must not pretend to be surprised.

By Shame Makoshori 8h ago

Editor’s Memo: Policymakers must respond to the signals from business

When gold shines brighter: What rising prices mean for Zimbabwe

Within Africa, the country is ranked 9th in terms of gold production and 10th in terms of central bank gold reserves.

By Elisha Mavodyo 9h ago

When gold shines brighter: What rising prices mean for Zimbabwe

Constitutional violations on right to speedy trial

Our courts, particularly those dealing with the old constitution, have addressed the aspect of what length of time is considered “reasonable time,” which varies from case to case

By Blessed Mhlanga 9h ago

Constitutional violations on right to speedy trial

Fleet-proof value: Chery Tiggo 4 Pro 1.5 LiT CVT

That is why the Chery Tiggo 4 Pro 1.5 LiT CVT — available from Chery Zimbabwe — deserves serious attention from businesses building or renewing a fleet.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Feb. 1, 2026

Fleet-proof value: Chery Tiggo 4 Pro 1.5 LiT CVT

Zim post Davos 2026: From ‘critical minerals talk’ to investable value chains

The WEF Annual Meeting 2026, which ran from January 19 to 23 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland was no different this time around.

By Dennis Mambure Feb. 1, 2026

Zim post Davos 2026: From ‘critical minerals talk’ to investable value chains

Zimbabwe’s hot summer seasons: Inexpensive ways of cooling down

What makes these freezits even more appealing is their simplicity. Indigenous-flavoured popsicles can be made easily at home, at work, at school or before a picnic.

By Ruwarashe Muzamhindo Jan. 30, 2026

Zimbabwe’s hot summer seasons: Inexpensive ways of cooling down

Mitigating supply chain disruptions in business

The threat of supply chain disruption is ever-present. Change is no longer episodic. It is constant. The supply chain landscape pivots.

By Charles Nyika Jan. 30, 2026

Mitigating supply chain disruptions in business

Systems critical than talent in building creative careers

The numbers are promising, but the creative economy in Africa may be discussed faster than it is being built.

By Anesu Chikumba Jan. 30, 2026

Systems critical than talent in building creative careers

Importance of competition in digital financial services

The rise of DFS has unquestionably transformed the financial sector. Innovation has accelerated, product choice has expanded and, critically, financial inclusion has improved.

By Kevin Tutani Jan. 30, 2026

Importance of competition in digital financial services

Leadership in a VUCA environment

Leaders, who operate in a VUCA world, need therefore to adopt 4 x 4 mindsets that also go an extra mile where there is very little traffic jam.

By Nicholas Aribino Jan. 30, 2026

Developing Zimbawe's digital economy from the foundation

Local data centres change this equation. They keep data closer to users, improve service reliability, enhance cybersecurity control and create domestic digital employment.

By Naison Bangure Jan. 30, 2026

Developing Zimbawe's digital economy from the foundation

Beijing, Moscow, Washington: Is this a new scramble for Zim?

“Zimbabwe has extracted billions of dollars worth of minerals over the past two decades,” Tendai Moyo, senior economist at the University of Zimbabwe, said.

By Lovemore Nyawo Jan. 30, 2026