finance

Why national cyber command matters now

By Godfrey Nyoni ZIMBABWE is moving much deeper into the digital world, with banks, schools, hospitals, and even government departments now depending heavily on online systems to operate. But as the country becomes more digital, it also becomes more vulnerable to cyberattacks. Today’s hackers are no longer just individuals sitting in dark rooms behind laptops;…

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Sandawana invests half a million in CSR initiatives

KUVIMBA Mining House’s subsidiary, Sandawana Mines, has invested US$500 000 in community social responsibility (CSR) initiatives aimed at improving the welfare and needs of the local community. Sandawana general manager Godwill Gambiza said the organisation remains committed to strengthening its CSR efforts, noting that the community has expressed appreciation for the company’s continued involvement in…

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Zimbabwe’s platinum output to decline in 2025

ZIMBABWE’s platinum production is expected to decline by four percent this year to 493 000 ounces, weighed down by the absence of a drawdown of semi-finished stock that boosted last year’s volumes, latest data shows. According to the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC), while the country remains a key player in the global market, short-term…

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Energy sector taxes slashed

AUTHORITIES have reviewed licences and taxes in the energy sector to ease the cost of doing business and enhance the economy’s growth. This comes as Cabinet recently approved the review of levies, licences, and permits across 12 sectors of the economy. Addressing a post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare yesterday, Information minister Jenfan Muswere said the…

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Zimstat modernises data for policy making

THE Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) is modernising the country’s data and statistical systems using Artificial Intelligence and digital tools to improve national policy-making. Commemorating the African Statistics Day yesterday, Zimstat director general Tafadzwa Bandama said modernisation was key to producing trustworthy and useful data. “As the continent marks African Statistics Day 2025, Zimstat reaffirms…

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TelOne connects landlines to mobile

TELECOMMUNICATIONS company, TelOne, yesterday launched TelOne Connect, a mobile app enabling landline users to make and receive calls on their smartphones or laptops. Speaking during the application’s launch in Harare, TelOne’s chief executive, Lawrence Nkala, said the application was set to reshape the communication landscape for many Zimbabweans. “In today’s world, mobility, flexibility, and digital…

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Invictus capitalised assets hit US$83 million

INVICTUS Energy (Invictus) reported a 4,78 percent rise in the value of its capitalised exploration assets for the year ended June 30, 2025, driven by ongoing work at its key gas project in Zimbabwe. Capitalised exploration assets are costs incurred by a company in the process of exploring for mineral or oil resources that are…

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Simbisa targets green restaurants

SIMBISA Brands is rolling out restaurant designs focused on sustainability, from energy- and water-efficient kitchens to reduced food waste and eco-friendly packaging. In its 2025 annual report, the group said that embedding sustainability into its dining experiences allows it to deliver value to customers while reducing its environmental footprint. “In support of the Green Building…

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LPG traders decry short-term licences

ZIMBABWE’S liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) operators have raised concerns over short-term licensing and the influx of illicit imports, as consumption during the first nine months of 2025 surged by 87 percent. According to official data from the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera), the country consumed 99,33 million kilogrammes (kgs) of LPG between January and September…

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