Treasury ramps up debt reforms
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Senior Business Reporter The Government has intensified efforts to place Zimbabwe’s public finances on a firmer footing in 2026, rolling out a raft of debt management reforms after…
Dinha backs Scottland in CAF Champions League
Langton Nyakwenda Zimpapers Sports Hub FORMER Zimbabwe star defender Edelbert Dinha has backed reigning Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions Scottland to make a strong impression in their maiden CAF…
Basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Introduction On Thursday July 30, 2026, I wrote an article titled “Academic theories on technology adoption”, which I summarised as including the following: Diffusion of Innovation (DOI) theory, Technology–Organisation–Environment (TOE)…
Stability must now translate into sustainable growth: Business
Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter Business leaders have said that Zimbabwe’s improving macroeconomic stability requires the Government to now focus on sustaining the gains through consistent policy implementation, improved access…
Heineken’s volumes grow in strength in Asia, Africa
Heineken NV’s volumes unexpectedly grew in the second quarter as strong beer demand in Asia and Africa offset persistent weakness in Europe and the Americas. The Dutch brewer said yesterday…
I have no regrets, says Bamusi
Tadious Manyepo Zimpapers Sports Hub PHINEAS BAMUSI turned down overtures by several top-flight teams, who wanted him to make a retirement U-turn and join them as soon as they learnt…
THE MUNHUMUTAPA EXPLOSION . . . DeMbare shift focus to cup campaign
Curtworth Masango Zimpapers Sports Hub HARARE giants Dynamos have now clocked 88 days without defeat since losing a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League derby tie to bitter rivals CAPS United…
Zim moves to enact Menstrual Health Management Act
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke and Sekai Manyere Health Reporters Zimbabwe is moving to enact a dedicated Menstrual Health Management Act as Government intensifies efforts to ensure no girl misses school and no…
11 SA crash victims to be identified today
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau THE identification of 11 Zimbabweans who died in last week’s tragic bus accident in South Africa’s Free State Province will be conducted today, paving the way…











