BY JACKSON T MASHINGE IN today’s fast-paced, data-driven world, organisations across various sectors in Zimbabwe are grappling with unprecedented challenges. Rapid technological advancements, shifting consumer expectations, and increasing market volatility necessitate timely, accurate, and strategic decision-making. A single misstep can lead to significant consequences, making Intelligent Decision Support Systems (IDSS) essential tools for navigating this…

BY LEONITA MHISHI BUYING or selling real estate is often the largest financial transaction many Zimbabweans will ever undertake, whether it is a modest residential stand, a commercial building in the capital, or agricultural land on the peripheries of urban centres.Yet in a fast-moving property market shaped by demand, speculation, and sometimes desperation, many participants…

BY KEVIN MWENYE THERE’S a peculiar challenge facing public relations (PR) professionals in Zimbabwe and across much of Africa today. We are being told to embrace AI in our work, yet many of our clients, stakeholders, and even colleagues still don’t fully understand what public relations is. It’s like being asked to build a second…

BY SHERPHARD KEMBO WHEN people hear the word mining, their minds often race to giant excavators, billion-dollar shafts, and global commodity markets. But behind the glossy reports of gold ounces and platinum tonnage lies a truth often overlooked: mines survive on the small, every day supplies and services that keep operations running.From the humble bolt…