Zim recognised among top travel destinations for 2025

ZIMBABWE has been listed among the best countries to visit in 2025 by global travel platform Kayak, joining Morocco and other destinations featured for their appeal to international travellers.
By Tatenda Kunaka 6h ago

How service stations fight plastic waste in Victoria Falls

To tackle this growing problem, a Victoria Falls-based company, EcoDrop, is offering a simple but innovative solution.
By Lungelo Ndlovhu Sep. 14, 2025

Black soldier flies drive conservation in Vic Falls

WWF Zimbabwe, in collaboration with Pristine Victoria Falls Society, Afro-Edge, The Farm and Chapul Farms, with support from WWF US, is pioneering a circular food economy
By Obert Siamilandu Sep. 12, 2025

Stocks advance as investor sentiment remains divided

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe remained the most actively traded counter, contributed ZiG488 million to the total, followed by Delta Corporation at ZiG153 million.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Sep. 12, 2025

London listed miner debuts on Vic Falls Stock Exchange

Shares bought on VFEX must be transferred through a branch register control account before they can trade in London, meaning liquidity will initially be ring fenced locally.
By Business Reporter Sep. 7, 2025

Africa’s AI revolution: Nvidia, Cassava, AU, the Vic Falls Summit

Zimbabwe, for example, announced its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy to be launched in October, informed and strengthened by summit recommendations.
By Naison Bangure Sep. 5, 2025

Simuniziva Band Chibuku Road to Fame Mat North provincial winners

SIMUNIZIVA Band from Victoria Falls is the Matabeleland North provincial representative in the Chibuku Road to Fame Finals set for October 4 at a venue to be announced.
By Tendai Sauta Sep. 3, 2025

Simuniziva Band wins Chibuku Road to Fame Mat North provincial finals

For their effort, Simuniziva walked away with US$2 500, with Abelifa collecting US$1 500  while Zambezi Fusion got US$1 000 in prize money, respectively. 
By Tendai Sauta Sep. 1, 2025

AI has a productivity escalator effect

The opening premise that AI accelerates productivity in a cascading, self-reinforcing ascent, is not a mere slogan but a lived dynamic already rippling through economies.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Aug. 29, 2025