By Jackson Mashinge RECENTLY, I had the pleasure of diving into the world of predictive analytics, exploring how these powerful tools can significantly enhance decision-making in finance and accounting. The…
By Memory Nguwi HAVING spent many years in recruitment, I continue to see organisations making the same mistakes when hiring. One of the most common problems is the use of…
By Godfrey Nyoni TRUST has always been important in how societies share information, but the digital age has made trust more complicated than ever before. The internet has become one…
ZIMBABWE is confident that its representatives will deliver outstanding performances at the 2026 Bonaqua Africa Triathlon Cup in Troutbeck Resort in Nyanga on Saturday. The country will be represented by…
Microsoft Corp is making a push for more Africans to adopt its artificial-intelligence tools as the US tech giant competes with China’s DeepSeek for customers from the world’s youngest and…
THE Hospitality Association of Zimbabwe (HAZ) says the hospitality sector is on track to meet its 2030 infrastructure development target, as several new investments come on board. The sector currently faces a significant infrastructure deficit, with an estimated nationwide shortage of at least 6 000 hotel rooms to meet projected demand. While the sector has…
Standard Bank Group, Africa’s biggest lender by assets, reported record profit as a growing client base bolstered fee and commission income, and as market volatility drove trading revenue. Headline earnings…
By Leonita Mhishi ACROSS Southern Africa, real estate often mirrors the economic and social pulse of a nation. From the skyscraper-lined suburbs of Johannesburg to the rapidly expanding residential estates…
THE CEO Roundtable says the decision by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to keep the bank policy rate at 35 percent will continue to restrict industry’s access to capital. In its latest monetary policy statement, the central bank said the stance would remain in place depending on inflation trends and the performance of other…
RENOWNED economist Eddie Cross estimates that Zimbabwe’s total economy, including the massive informal and “grey” sectors, could be worth over US$100 billion. Speaking to Group Editor-In-Chief Guthrie Munyuki on his…
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