New audit to test Zim’s financial crime fight
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro ZIMBABWE’S financial intelligence architecture is set for one of its most consequential tests: a fresh assessment of its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime, which will scrutinise not…
‘Stop burning grass, save feed for dry season’
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau LIVESTOCK farmers in Beitbridge and across Matabeleland South have been urged to abandon the long-standing practice of burning grass and instead preserve it as hay to…
Weekly news round-up
Monday The Government has embarked on a programme to trace and reintegrate learners who have dropped out of school following revelations that nearly 40 000 pupils left the education system…
The silent architects of abundance: How bees could transform Zimbabwe’s farming future
Eugenie Muchetu IN the fields across Zimbabwe, a tiny creature buzzes quietly between blossoms, carrying the weight of the food security of the country on its fragile wings. The honeybee,…
Understanding the hidden democratic traditions of Great Zimbabwe
Robert T. Nyamushosho For more than a century, Great Zimbabwe has stood at the centre of a powerful story about the Zimbabwe culture. THIS remarkable African civilisation flourished in Southern…
Turn boardroom from cathedral of compliance to workshop of wisdom
Employee Relations Dr Request Machimbira Once upon a time, the boardroom was a crucible. It was marked by mahogany tables scarred by coffee rings and conviction, where data was dissected…
From failed dream to a fulfilling one
Don Makanyanga-Zimpapers Sports Hub ON a shelf inside a small workshop at Harare Sports Club sit bats belonging to some of Zimbabwe’s biggest cricket stars. To Sikandar Raza, Craig Ervine…
Students stun CAPS, Scottland tighten PSL grip
Zimpapers Sports Hub CHAMPIONS Scottland are clearly in no mood for taking any prisoners as they have upped the tempo in their Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) title defence.…
Global economy endures war shock
MORE than three months into the war in the Middle East, the global economy appears to be holding up. Commodity prices, inflation and expectations for it and financial conditions have…
The building blocks of success
Zimbabwe’s winter wheat recovery did not happen by chance. The country’s journey from chronic wheat imports to self-sufficiency has been underpinned by a series of deliberate Government and private sector…











