Lenderspark’s loan book bumps up to US$2,5m on rising demand

A subsidiary of the National Building Society (NBS), Lenderspark was launched last year to promote financial inclusion and drives economic growth.
By Blessed Ndlovu 11h ago

Examining Zimbabwe's Gender equality journey through the lens of 69th Commission on Status of Women

Zimbabwe's commitment to gender equality must translate to concrete action plans with measurable outcomes.
By Lawrence Makamanzi 11h ago

International buyers trade with responsible miners: Axcentium

The country’s record in sustainable mining and social protections remains poor, which experts warn is a threat to  investments into capital intensive sectors such as mining.
By Lee Musaidzi 11h ago

Support people with intellectual disabilities, govt urged

He urged companies to offer employment opportunities to people with intellectual disabilities.
By Austin Karonga 11h ago
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US$40m debtors' book grounds Zinwa operations

Zinwa is a State-owned company that manages water resources and provides water-related products and services in Zimbabwe.
By Lorraine Muromo 11h ago

Zinara restructuring pays off

The new Zinara is shedding off its bad boy tag that saw the parastatal being reduced to a museum of mismanagement.
By Ophar Mavuri and Takudzwa Munemo 11h ago
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Underfunding stalls switch to digital television

The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (Baz) has been struggling to install digital transmitters since project inception in 2015.
By Harriet Chikandiwa 11h ago
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It’s the policies stupid, SMEAZ tells govt

SMEAZ chief executive officer Farai Mutambanengwe said there was a need to address the root cause of the problems facing the formal sector.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga 11h ago

Prison officer in court over inmate's dramatic escape

Donald Madzinga (39) was remanded in custody to March 26 for routine remand after being advised to approach the High Court for bail application. 
By Trevor Mutsvairo 22h ago