Opinion

The good, the bad and the ugly of framework agreements (I)

They also provide a great ladder for small to medium enterprises to build up their experience in procurement by partnering with best-in-class companies.

By Charles Nyika 18h ago

The good, the bad and the ugly of framework agreements (I)

Cultivation of entrepreneurial culture vital to achieve economic resurgence

By Antony Jongwe 18h ago

The call for establishment of ZAIGRF, ZAIRA

By Evans Sagomba 18h ago

AI here to stay, so is real intelligence

While AI can provide valuable insights and support, it is essential to remember that putting plans into action requires human involvement.

By Andy Kahari 18h ago

Learning from other nations vital in solving Zim’s low labour utilisation

Of those, who are employed, the majority are in the informal sector (over 80%) with a few (less than 20%) in the formal sector.

By Kevin Tutani 19h ago

Learning from other nations vital in solving Zim’s low labour utilisation

Refunding scammed clients duty of financial institutions

Implementing proactive measures today will shape the future of consumer protection in both countries, ensuring a safer financial environment for all clients.

By Jacob Mutisi 19h ago

Refunding scammed clients duty of financial institutions

Nexus of fintech, financial inclusion

This acknowledgment underscores the significance of financial inclusion in promoting economic development and social equality.

By Lovemore Nyawo 19h ago

Making strategy work

When everyone in the organisation understands their role in achieving strategic goals, execution becomes a natural outcome rather than a struggle.

By Memory Nguwi 19h ago

Why big retail shops are closing

The informalisation has nothing to do with it. The measures to stop the smuggling of goods have affected the formal retail shops, who were used to the illicit trade in commodities.

By Tapiwa Mashakada 19h ago

The deeper economic failures behind Zim retail sector woes

While the critique is structured logically, it can benefit from more explicit connections between the government's role and the broader economic challenges.

By Tracy Mafa 19h ago

The deeper economic failures behind Zim retail sector woes

What happened to pursuit of excellence (II)

To recapture the essence of excellence, organisations must adopt a strategic framework that emphasises a growth mindset, deliberate practice, and continuous learning.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto 19h ago

What happened to pursuit of excellence (II)

Reflections on ‘The Banker’

In order for one to make money in real estate, there should be a willingness to make calculated long-term decisions.

By Batanai Matsika 19h ago

Early detection, treatment crucial interventions for childhood cancer

The rate of survival from childhood cancer is around 80% in most high-income countries, but as low as 20% in low- and middle-income countries.

By Cimas 19h ago

Early detection, treatment crucial interventions for childhood cancer

Ukraine, Europe made to sit outside as US, Russia sharpen their carving knives

The secretary of state, Marco Rubio, said any agreement about Ukraine would have to be acceptable to “everyone involved”.

By Julian Borger 20h ago

Ukraine, Europe made to sit outside as US, Russia sharpen their carving knives

Human rights approach key for SA to provide safe water

The Just Transition Programme aims to contribute to a successful climate transition that prioritises social justice, equity and poverty reduction.

By Tracy Ledger 20h ago

Human rights approach key for SA to provide safe water

Different kinds of thieves

That’s the downside of protection rackets. It’s a crowded field, and there are always other rival mobs trying to spoil your play or cut you out completely.

By Gwynne Dyer 20h ago

Future of technology in motor industry

The Internet of Things (IoT) is making cars smarter and more connected, enabling features that enhance convenience and safety.

By Andrew Muzamhindo 20h ago

AU the sick man of the Global South

The contest for AU Commission chair is rarely a straightforward affair, but the latest election saw an intensification of political manoeuvring and strategic alliances.

By Ntando Dumani 20h ago

Gold’s broken promise — When reserves fail to anchor currency

This is particularly more important in the case of Zimbabwe because gold reserves were the basis against, which the local currency was valued.

By Equity Axis 20h ago

Gold’s broken promise — When reserves fail to anchor currency

Bush airstrips, invasive aircraft on the radar in explosive IFFs debate

Caaz last year commissioned the air traffic control (ATC) communications system and the secondary surveillance radar system at the newly-refurbished RGM International Airport.

By Mthandazo Nyoni 20h ago

Bush airstrips, invasive aircraft on the radar in explosive IFFs debate

Nyambirai lays out game plan for Steward Bank

Econet has been pushing for staff rationalisation and proper alignment with the digitisation agenda.

By Mthandazo Nyoni 20h ago

Nyambirai lays out game plan for Steward Bank

Indeed, Zimbos don’t deserve this, but ...!

Families of the victims of the August 2, 2018 massacres — and even the relatives of those ‘cockroaches’ that the Gukurahundi DDT eradicated — certainly need to hear this!

By Muckracker 21h ago

Indeed, Zimbos don’t deserve this, but ...!

Bridging equity, equality divide

This economic freefall created an environment where survival became reserved for those with political connections or existing wealth.

By Grace Chirenje 21h ago

2025: Another year of monetary uncertainty

Our strategy for 2025 is rooted in a search for safe havens in the face of global geopolitics as well as shifts in commodity prices and currencies.

By Inter Horizon 21h ago

2025: Another year of monetary uncertainty

Roadmap for firms, investors

The ZSE ended last year with a market capitalisation of US$1,67 billion, which declined further to US$1,48 billion in January 2025 and currently stands at US$1,45 billion.

By Kudakwashe Taimo 21h ago

Candid Comment: Don’t push Zim back to another era of grief

The establishment of the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) was a product of this initiative, designed to restore sanity to the sector.

By Opinion 21h ago

Candid Comment: Don’t push Zim back to another era of grief

Editor’s Memo: Motorists under siege, again

Corruption is no longer a vice — it is the currency of survival in a broken system that rewards extortion and punishes honesty.

By Faith Zaba 21h ago

Editor’s Memo: Motorists under siege, again

Tailleur Elisabetta Franchi: A Glimpse into the World of Italian Luxury Fashion

One of the standout aspects of Tailleur Elisabetta Franchi paintings

By Newsday Feb. 17, 2025

Tailleur Elisabetta Franchi: A Glimpse into the World of Italian Luxury Fashion

Supply chain market intelligence the ultimate competitive weapon

Predictive analytics empowers procurement professionals to peer beyond the veil of uncertainty, ensuring that they remain at the forefront of new developments in their industry.

By Charles Nyika Feb. 14, 2025