The imperative for reskilling in AI era

By Ephias Ruhode SINCE the arrival of ChatGPT in November 2022, the world has plunged into disorienting chaos. Governments around the globe are scrambling to regulate what they barely understand as organisations race to adopt AI faster than they can assess its risks. Workers everywhere are left anxiously wondering whether their job will still exist…

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How Zimbabweans in the diaspora can build profitable businesses back home

By Shephard Kembo A LOT of Zimbabweans in the diaspora have indicated interest to participate and partake in Zimbabwe’s economic growth through available economic platforms and opportunities. Whilst we continue to engage and work with a lot of Zimbabweans in the diaspora, we thought we could stir and stimulate this crucial economic and business discourse…

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Voids plague commercial real estate market

INVESTORS in Zimbabwe’s industrial and office property sectors have voiced worries about the increasing number of voids.These long-term empty properties have become a structural problem, leading to significant financial losses.In its half-year review, covering the period ending December 2024, the property firm Knight Frank reported that vacancy rates in the Central Business Districts (CBDs) of…

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Zimbabwe, IMF reach SMP concession

TREASURY says it has reached a concession with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a Staff Monitored Programme (SMP), a crucial step toward restructuring Zimbabwe’s US$21 billion debt.The nine-month SMP will see the lender provide technical assistance as part of economic reforms in the southern African country’s arrears clearance and debt resolution process.“Currently, Zimbabwe is…

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Concerns over poor town planning

THE property market has raised environmental and safety concerns about the mass exodus of businesses to residential areas, coupled with the new trend of cluster houses in low-density suburbs.Harare is experiencing a significant shift, with businesses migrating from the Central Business District (CBD) to residential areas and suburbs.This trend is primarily driven by factors like…

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Higher skin prices lift Padenga agribusiness

A sharp growth in the average selling price for crocodile skins at international markets rescued Padenga’s agribusiness earnings after the company experienced a eight percent drop in skin harvests during the year ended December 31, 2024.The Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX)-listed crocodile breeder, in its financials for the year under review, said low volumes were…

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We are propping up Zimbabwe: UK envoy

THE United Kingdom (UK) envoy says his country is working extra hard to increase Zimbabwe’s ability to export to the UK, Europe, and around the world. UK Ambassador to Zimbabwe Pete Vowles made the remarks during a ZITF reception cocktail on Tuesday, adding efforts were in overdrive to boost trade and investment opportunities between the…

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Caledonia focuses on cost reductions

CALEDONIA Mining Corporation (Caledonia) says it wants to capitalise on the current gold price rally to invest in cost reduction efforts which could lead to more efficiency in the long-term.The Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX)-listed gold miner recently embarked on a sweeping cost reduction exercise, which consisted of a costly retirement of staff at its…

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ZITF secures US$12m for new centre

THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company has secured a partner to invest US$12 million in the construction of a modern trade exhibition and shopping centre in Bulawayo. The project aims to transform the trade exhibition hub and is part of the ZITF’s initiative to modernise its premier trade showcase grounds and exhibition centre. On…

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‘Combat illicit flows to boost investment capital’

THE government is calling on accountants in the country to complement efforts in curbing illicit financial flows (IFFs), as the country looks to retain more capital for investment in productive sectors, job creation, and infrastructure development.According to multiple reports, the country experiences a substantial financial drain, exceeding US$200 million monthly, due to IFFs, hampering economic…

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