Leading financial services institution Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has launched StanPay, a mobile wallet designed to provide accessible, affordable, and convenient transaction solutions to all Zimbabweans, especially those from traditionally marginalized…
Tapiwa Chirume THE growth of Zimbabwe’s Electric Vehicles (EV) market will depend on the availability of reliable and accessible charging infrastructure, and the government should make it mandatory for fuel…
HR Perspective with Memory Nguwi MOST organisations say performance matters, but the truth appears when you ask how performance is managed. You often find vague goals, weak measures, late performance…
GODFREY NYONI TECHNOLOGY has always moved faster than regulation. A powerful new technology appears, innovators begin experimenting, businesses rush to adopt it, and governments eventually start asking difficult questions about…
Wesley Santo ZIMBABWE is at a defining moment in the evolution of its advertising industry. As technology reshapes how people consume information, connect with businesses and make decisions, our approach…
Leonita Mhishi FOR many Zimbabweans, the word “commission” in a property transaction can trigger an immediate reaction: five percent for what? To a buyer already stretching every dollar to acquire…
Thought Leadership Cecilia Makowa THE banking sector is undergoing rapid digital transformation. Mobile banking platforms, digital payments, artificial intelligence, cloud technologies and fintech partnerships have fundamentally changed how financial institutions operate and how customers access services. While these innovations have delivered greater convenience and efficiency, they have also expanded the cyber threat landscape, exposing banks…
Jackson T. Mashinge LAST weekend, I posted on LinkedIn about how AI is transforming real-time analytics and how Intelligent Process Automation is increasingly becoming the operational backbone behind modern decision…
Simbarashe Hamudi IN the administration of Value Added Tax, few documents are as important, yet as often misunderstood, as the credit note. For registered operators, a credit note is not…
ZIMBABWE’S sugar exporters could benefit from an El Niño-induced squeeze on global supplies, which could push international prices higher despite indirect risks to local cane production. The country’s two major sugar producers, Hippo Valley Estates and Triangle Limited, operate large-scale estates and milling facilities in the Lowveld region of Chiredzi. According to investment analysts Inter…
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