ZIMBABWE’S considerable mineral resources present a compelling investment proposition, but converting geological potential into production, beneficiation and industrial growth depends on one indispensable input: reliable energy. This relationship between mining…
SATEWAVE Technologies and Afribiz have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the introduction and expansion of next-generation technologies across South Africa and other African markets. The partnership was…
Leading financial services institution, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe, has handed over laptops to five students from the Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) as part of its five-year scholarship fund targeted at…
HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI I HAVE seen many organisations develop pay structures without first carrying out a proper job evaluation exercise. They collect salary information from the market, look…
Dambudzo Chibwe Mavhunga NOT so long ago, a communications practitioner’s greatest concern was ensuring that tomorrow’s newspaper carried the organisation’s side of the story. If a crisis emerged, there was…
Leonita Mhishi FOR many Zimbabweans, selling a house is not simply a business transaction. It is often the moment when years of sacrifice, family memories and investment finally have to…
Simbarashe Hamudi ZIMBABWE’S mining industry has long been one of the pillars of the national economy, producing gold, platinum, chrome, diamonds, coal and other minerals that feed both the domestic…
THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) says Mercedes-Benz’s recent expedition to Victoria Falls has strengthened the country’s position as a leading tourism destination and raised the profile of its attractions in…
THE El Niño-induced drought expected during the 2026/2027 agricultural season could scorch agricultural stocks and commodity markets, amid a high likelihood of lower production, tighter supplies and rising prices, analysts say. For agro-counters on the local capital markets, the effects of the drought are expected to cascade across the entire agricultural value chain. Investment analyst…
KARO Platinum has secured a 25-year Special Mining Lease Agreement with the government, paving the way for production at its platinum project on the Great Dyke. The first-phase operations are expected to commence in the second half of next year and will employ around 1 000 people and produce 226 ounces of platinum annually. President…
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