WEAK formal job creation is limiting purchasing power among Zimbabwean consumers, even as macroeconomic conditions have significantly improved, …
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 service stations to provide …
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AS artificial intelligence reshapes industries, disrupts traditional business models, and redefines the future of work, organisations worldwide are …
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THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has intensified a nationwide crackdown on unregistered tourism facilities, including restaurants, following widespread …
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THE Ministry of Mines has called on the mining sector to adopt environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, …
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Almot Maqolo in Beijing THE BRICS-backed New Development Bank (NDB) approved nearly US$43 billion in financing for infrastructure …
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BUSINESSMAN and construction industry leader Christopher Togaraseyi has been elected president of the Zimbabwe CEOs Network, one of …
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ZIMBABWE’s foreign currency reserves backing the ZiG increased to US$1,5 billion as of May 2026, providing the country …
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Jacqueline R. Tanhara WITH early climate models indicating an 80 percent probability of El Niño conditions returning in …
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CHINA imported about US$12 million worth of macadamia nuts from Zimbabwe in 2025, reflecting a surge in agricultural …
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THE extractive sector will be under spotlight next week as the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe holds its …
