GOVERNMENT has taken a definitive step toward de-dollarising public procurement, with the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, announcing that all local suppliers and contractors will henceforth be paid exclusively in …
finance
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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Tech
Microsoft pushes for Africa AI adoption in challenge to DeepSeek
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterMicrosoft 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 …
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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 …
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International News
Standard Bank profit rises to record on fee growth, client gains
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterStandard 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 …
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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 …
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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. …
