Zimbabwe braces for hotter, drier 2026/27 summer
Mashudu Netsianda and Sikhulekelani Moyo, Sunday News Reporters ZIMBABWE is bracing for a potentially hotter and drier 2026/27 summer cropping season after regional climate experts warned of an increased likelihood…
Suspended Bosso CEO hearing date set
Lovemore Dube, [email protected] SUSPENDED Highlanders chief executive officer Denzil Mnkandla’s case will be heard on September 16 following a postponement of the case due to some technicalities on 16 August.…
Gang of 13 in-laws allegedly beat man to death in dispute over beans
Amarriage of 31 years ended tragically after a gang of 13 in-laws allegedly teamed up to beat a Zhombe man to death for assaulting their sister in a dispute over…
Grow for the shelves, retailers urge farmers
Business Reporter ZIMBABWEAN farmers have been urged to take advantage of growing opportunities in the domestic retail market, with major supermarket chains saying the local agricultural producers can significantly reduce…
Women take helm of largest private sector bodies
Sikhulekelani Moyo FOR the first time in Zimbabwe’s history, the country’s two largest private sector representative bodies are being led by women, a milestone coming at a time of renewed…
CBZ bond tests Zimbabwe’s appetite for long-term debt
Nelson Gahadza CBZ HOLDINGS’ plan to raise and list a US$600 million bond on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) has emerged as a significant test of Zimbabwe’s ability to…
Zim urged to ‘aggressively maximise’ gold output amid price boom
Martin Kadzere ZIMBABWE must “aggressively maximise” gold production to capitalise on the global commodity boom while hedging against a potential price crash if world political dynamics shift, analysts have said.…











