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Businesses urged to bolster defences against cyberattacks

The call comes amid a surge in cyber incidents across the country, exposing vulnerabilities in financial institutions, telecommunications, and even educational institutions.

By Julia Ndlela Nov. 8, 2024

Businesses urged to bolster defences against cyberattacks

Rolling blackouts cripple business

The cost of using alternative energy sources is nearly 50% higher than conventional electricity.

By Freeman Makopa Sep. 13, 2024

Ageing water infrastructure: Harare appeals for govt support

This staggering figure is well beyond the reach of Harare’s estimated four million residents, who collectively owe about US$100 million in unpaid rates.

By Freeman Makopa Aug. 16, 2024

Ageing water infrastructure: Harare appeals for govt support

Kuvimba piles lithium ore as prices dip

KMH is among a motley of companies, whose shareholding was transferred to Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) that was established last year.

By Tinashe Kairiza May. 24, 2024

Export opportunities for Zim in 2024

Zimbabwe can focus on a wise investment and sow a seed in sustainability and the quality of the agricultural sector to bring about economic growth.

By Angus Galloway May. 17, 2024

Leveraging strong corporate governance in parastatals

By offering a safe reporting avenue, organisations encourage accountability and trust.

By Adelaide Chimbarara Apr. 19, 2024

Leveraging strong corporate governance in parastatals

Zesa clinches 300MW solar energy deal

Moyo said the solar energy project was a step forward in government’s efforts to combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions to ensure a sustainable planet for future generations.

By Miriam Mangwaya Apr. 19, 2024

Police concerned over bail conditions abuse

Nyathi said the police met regularly with JSC to exchange notes but now they aimed to engage over issues to do with abuse of bail conditions.

By Jerssie Mpofu Apr. 9, 2024

Police concerned over bail conditions abuse

Climate Change: Solar borehole scheme to boost food security

Prevail group boss, Paul Tempter Tungwarara, who is also a Presidential Investment Advisor, said the project cost runs into millions of United States dollars.

By Staff Reporter Apr. 2, 2024