President slams West for wildlife trade ban

Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau SOUTHERN Africa must never be apologetic about its wildlife conservation models and outsiders like the West have no moral standing to lecture the region on sustainable…

Manufacturing at the speed of business

Engineering and Construction Matters with Innocent Chatikobo Today, manufacturers live with a fundamental fact of life: customers have more power than ever, and they have constantly shifting needs and rising…

Man Utd’s next steps in transfer plan

The signing of Leny Yoro will not end Manchester United’s hopes of landing another central defender. Manchester United are set to secure their second transfer of the summer, with the…

IN WITH A SNIFF

WORLD CUP winner Joachim Low fancies the England job.  Low, 64, was Germany’s manager for 15 years and guided the country to World Cup success in Brazil in 2014. He…

Gold holds at record high as rate cut bets fuel demand rush

Gold hit another record as traders placed stronger bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts this year and weighed an uncertain outlook for US politics. Bullion advanced in Asia hours to…

‘Project Midnight’: Subaru’s 500kW ‘beast’ to debut at Goodwood as fastest WRX ever

Subaru has pulled the covers off “Project Midnight”, which is the fastest WRX race car ever created by the brand’s US Motorsport arm. Set to make its debut at the…

Econet acquires EcoCash Holdings, fintech businesses

Michael Tome ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe Limited (EWZL) says it has acquired financial technology divisions from EcoCash Holdings as part of efforts to streamline and boost its business processes going forward.…

Why Africa’s youth need a financial literacy revolution

In the bustling markets of Johannesburg, a teenage vendor sends a text message to confirm a transaction — a small, everyday act that signals a seismic shift in how Africa’s…

The carbon conundrum: How removal technologies are reshaping climate strategy

As global temperatures continue to shatter records, businesses and nations alike are grappling with the urgent need to address climate change. While reducing emissions remains a critical strategy, there’s growing…

5 officers return from UN mission

Crime Reporter FIVE police officers have returned home from United Nations peacekeeping duties in South Sudan, while two others are set to leave the country on a similar mission in…

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