Crucial role of informal economy
It begins with the development of a budget strategy paper, informed by national policies such as the National Development Strategy.
By Samuel Wadzai
8h ago
The US: Things to come
By Gwynne Dyer
9h ago
Africa’s message to the world: From UNGA to new shared global future
It was the voice of a continent demanding partnership, rethinking the rules of development, and offering bold solutions to crises that threaten the entire planet.
By Chenayimoyo Mutambasere
9h ago
Strategy season — Why Zim must unlock actuarial minds
AS we enter the final quarter of the year, boardrooms and ministries across Zimbabwe are in “strategy season”.
By Tinashe Mashoko
9h ago
Compelling reasons for diasporans to consider when relocating to Zim (II)
ZIMBABWE is experiencing a period of economic resilience and gradual diversification, making it an attractive destination for those in the diaspora seeking new opportunities.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto
9h ago
You deserve the truth, not AI’s interpretation of it
WE all want to understand the world around us. Perhaps we want more clarity about the war in Gaza, or what our government is doing about the healthcare our family relies on
By Liz Corbin & Vincent Peyrègne
9h ago
Journalism under siege.
IT is getting harder every day to do the fundamental journalistic task of collecting facts and verifying information. It is also getting much more dangerous.
By Phil Chetwynd
10h ago
Owner’s dilemma: Choosing between constitution, people
AS the quintessential constitutionalist that he has always been, our Owner has started mobilising “The Party’s” structures to ensure that it romps to yet another run-away victory in 2028
By Muckracker
10h ago
Taxes threaten private sector margins
IN economic theory, governments often “internalise externalities” by imposing corrective taxes designed to align private costs with broader social costs.
By Sylvester Mupanduki
10h ago
Innscor Africa’s FY25 results: Growth momentum amid fiscal headwinds
INNSCOR Africa, the second-largest counter by market capitalisation on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) as of September 29 2025, with a market weight of 25%
By Kudakwashe Taimo
10h ago
Political uncertainty throttling Zim progress
Immediately after, attention turned to incumbent President Emmerson Mnangagwa — then Mugabe’s deputy — a fight that culminated in the former’s expulsion from the government and Zanu PF
By Eddie Zvinonzwa
11h ago
Luxury for leaders, death for patients
THIS week, a friend shared a painful experience that left me deeply distressed. He had taken a relative, recently diagnosed with cancer, for check-ups.
By Faith Zaba
11h ago
‘Reforming abortion laws path towards just, equitable society’
THE natural theory of law holds that law must be just and morally sound, a principle captured in the maxim lex injusta non est lex, an unjust law is no law at all.
By Blessed Mhlanga
11h ago
Zanu PF’s old succession playbook will fail
IT is that time of the year again when Zanu PF heads to its annual people’s conference. One resolution from last year’s edition in Bulawayo threw the cat amongst the successionist pigeons
By Ntando Dumani
11h ago
Shifting beyond procurement’s traditional and narrow remit
As the supply chain industry braces for more changes in the coming years, the already razor thin profit margins are getting slimmer.
By Charles Nyika
Sep. 26, 2025
When accidents strike, motor insurance becomes a lifeline
Whether one attributes the spike to increased road traffic, spiritual forces, or simply reckless driving, August has consistently been one of Zimbabwe’s deadliest months
By Chiedza Kondenga
Sep. 26, 2025
Intelligences that challenge AI
No matter how advanced AI systems become, they are judged against the yardstick of human intelligence
By Naison Bangure
Sep. 26, 2025
AI and the hidden dangers of digital companionship
Across Zimbabwe, more of us are turning to AI chatbots for companionship: digital confidants that listen without judgment, echo our feelings and opinions, and never say “no.”
By Evans Sagomba
Sep. 26, 2025
‘Boycotting elections is boycotting constitution’
The legal framework governing elections in Zimbabwe comprises various statutes, regulations, and constitutional provisions, particularly Chapter 7 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe.
By Blessed Mhlanga
Sep. 26, 2025
Too late for a Palestinian state?
Ten more countries are recognising Palestine as a sovereign state in the course of this week
By Gwynne Dyer
Sep. 26, 2025
Expect tech-driven Nissans strategic reset under new leadership
Nissan Motor is entering what may be one of the most crucial phases in its modern history
By Andrew Muzamhindo
Sep. 26, 2025
Can private sector solve water woes?
Zimbabwe has struggled with potable water supply, implying that new models of water provision are needed.
By Kevin Tutani
Sep. 26, 2025
Seven compelling reasons for diasporans to consider relocating to Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is the only place for Zimbabweans in the diaspora where their citizenship will never be under scrutiny or attack.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto
Sep. 26, 2025
Nxa-a! No UNGA trip was cancelled
Until Zimbabwe has a seat on the UN Security Council, no meaningful discussions can be expected at the UNGA
By Muckracker
Sep. 26, 2025
Citizenship education: Forgotten chapter in Nziramasanga report
The report did recommend among other things, the need for the introduction of Citizenship Education to the school curriculum.
By Nicholas Aribino
Sep. 26, 2025
First Mutual Life Holdings Limited: HY25 performance and outlook
Since its listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in 2003, FMHL has grown into one of the most prominent players in Zimbabwe’s insurance and investment sectors
By Kudakwashe Taimo
Sep. 26, 2025
Don’t punish the informal sector - Harness it
With no safety nets and little prospect of formal employment, millions of citizens turned to the informal sector to survive.
By Eddie Zvinonzwa
Sep. 26, 2025
IDBZ top brass must resign, or get fired
It is a reflection of systemic rot at the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ)
By Shame Makoshori
Sep. 26, 2025
Journalists cannot remain quiet... time to boldly, unapologetically tell our stories as the fourth estate
AROUND 2021, I began to feel deeply unsettled by a growing phenomenon in South African newsrooms: Black African women were leaving the industry.
By Bongie Macupe
Sep. 19, 2025
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