Major boost for Bulawayo small businesses
Business Reporter THE small business sector in Bulawayo is set to get a major boost from an innovative partnership between the Bulawayo Economic Development Agency (BEDA) and Innbucks, a leading…
Hidden gaps in Zim’s HIV testing: Who is being left behind?
Tawanda Musarurwa Check Point Desk “EVEN when people know about HIV and take risks, there are still many reasons why some men might not go for testing. “Sometimes it’s not…
Future lifesavers shine at regional first aid contest
Felistas Tavarera THE St John Ambulance Association Zimbabwe recently hosted a regional first aid schools’ competition in Harare. This event brought together primary and secondary school learners from various areas…
SA’s top-selling double-cab pickups
WAS the Ford Ranger again South Africa’s top-selling double-cab pickup in January 2025 or did the Toyota Hilux hit back in the opening month of the year? In 2024, the…
Gibbo set for titanic tussle . . . we’ll make life difficult for MWOS, Kaka warns
THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League is serving up a classic David vs Goliath battle this Sunday, and Triangle United coach Genesis “Kaka” Mangombe is daring to dream.
DeMbare in painful draw
Howard Musonza in Triangle Bikita Minerals 1–1 Dynamos DYNAMOS let slip a golden chance to finally bag a second win this season after a dramatic penalty miss cost them full…
Kutsaga protecting integrity of Zim’s tobacco
ZIMBABWE remains a dominant force in Africa’s tobacco industry, leading in flue-cured tobacco production on the continent and ranking fifth globally.
‘Karate built my life’. . . Sensei Ziwira uses sport to fight drug abuse
ON the tough streets of Glen Norah in Harare, a shy teenager once vowed to fight bullies, protect the vulnerable and make something meaningful of his life.
POINT BLANK: Huge scope to grow trade with US
One of the Second Republic’s foreign policy thrusts is to build and rebuild relations with the international community through engagement and re-engagement efforts. Our reporter DEBRA MATABVU recently interviewed United…
HIT’s ERP systems boost for councils
THE Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) has developed a range of locally engineered enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems that are steadily being adopted by Government institutions, State enterprises and local authorities across Zimbabwe.











