Mutize makes triumphant return to Sofar Sounds Harare’s 18th edition
Music enthusiasts, who follow the Harare chapter of the globally active music events startup, flocked to Tudor Valley Guest House to watch the carefully curated artist line-up.
By Staff Writer
40m ago
Analysis of Inside Job documentary
The film begins by examining the effects of the government of Iceland’s shift toward deregulation in 2000, which included the privatisation of its banks.
By Batanai Matsika
3h ago
Knowing when to walk away: Indications to cease negotiations
In this instalment, we are discussing ten key points to consider when deciding whether to walk away from a business transaction.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto
3h ago
Curse of ‘donating’ doctors to rich countries as Zim hospitals crumble
Some estimates say the country must double its staff complement by 2028 if it is to fully cover the demands of a growing population.
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa
5h ago
Restructuring costs pull CBZH’s net earnings
We are cognisant of additional lines of credit and the Targeted Finance Facility but the stringent terms and depressed aggregate demand in the economy will limit uptake in 2025.
By Morgan & Co
5h ago
Journo Mhlanga in fresh freedom bid
On February 28, Harare magistrate Farai Gwitima denied him bail saying he can interfere with witnesses.
By Staff Reporter
10h ago
Tens of thousands in Zimbabwe go hungry as the rains — and US Aid — hold back
But without any other food aid, survival is at stake, he says. “People will die in the near future.”
By Global Press Journal
Apr. 3, 2025
Zimura must be held accountable
NACZ also suspended the US$150 tariff “immediately pending the conclusion of registration, dialogue and negotiation processes.”
By Newsday
Apr. 3, 2025
Is Mnangagwa’s govt helping you at all?
The Mnangagwa government that taxes us to the bone offers little in return.
By Trevor Ncube
Apr. 3, 2025
