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A life dedicated to learning: Tribute to educationist Lazarus Jaji

Zimbabwe has lost one of its most distinguished educationists, Dr Lazarus Jaji, a man whose life was devoted to shaping minds and strengthening the country’s academic foundations.

By John Gambanga 5h ago

A life dedicated to learning: Tribute to educationist Lazarus Jaji

NetOne reinvents itself as digital growth platform in tourism push

Under the partnership, NetOne will digitise ZTA’s inspectorate systems, embedding its technology into the regulatory processes underpinning the tourism industry.

By Freeman Makopa 9h ago

NetOne reinvents itself as digital growth platform in tourism push

Zim’s digital economy needs cybersecurity experts now

This situation highlights a critical reality. Zimbabwe is growing fast in digital services, but security awareness is not keeping up.

By Wilfred Munyaradzi Kahlari 9h ago

Zim’s digital economy needs cybersecurity experts now

US$84m Old Mutual funds trapped in Zim

The firm’s local subsidiary, Old Mutual Zimbabwe (OMZ), is now engaging authorities to resolve the issue, businessdigest has learnt.

By Blessed Ndlovu 10h ago

Zim diamonds impress global trading hub

ZIMBABWE’S diamonds have earned strong endorsement from the leadership of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC)

By Staff Writer 11h ago

Pantry essentials for every Zim home

Fresh tomatoes shine when in season, but canned ones provide reliability when they’re not. They lend body and sweetness to stews, beans, and sauces, giving every pot an instant boost.

By Ruwarashe Muzamhindo 11h ago

Time to bring people into AI strategy conversation

Zimbabwe has taken a bold step by launching its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy. This document is not just another policy paper gathering dust on government shelves.

By Evans Sagomba 11h ago

Time to bring people into AI strategy conversation

History often repeats itself, sometimes very badly

They are viewed as appendages of their former colonisers. That is only if they are lucky to survive. Many had their homes burnt down and were forced to leave the country.

By Harry Wilson 12h ago

History often repeats itself, sometimes very badly

There is a particular kind of self-given power that needs no uniform. It lives in the split-second assessment of who belongs in a room, who merits a greeting, whose voice is worth following to its end

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto 12h ago