Consumers welcome move on swipe machines
Consumers have welcomed the blitz announced by the Consumer Protection Commission of Zimbabwe against businesses that are not using point-of-sale machines or regularly claiming such machines were not working.
AU explores continental convention against GBV
THE African Union (AU) is in the process of drafting a landmark convention on the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls, which represents a significant step forward in the collective continental efforts to combat violence against women and girls, Women Affairs, Community and Small and Medium Enterprises Development permanent secretary Dr Mavis Sibanda has said.
Mat South mourn Chief Marupi
CHIEFS from Matabeleland South have been left in shock and deep mourning after the untimely death of Chief Marupi of Gwanda.
Govt applauds women empowerment initiatives
A CABINET Minister has commended the Zimbabwe Women’s Bureau (ZWB) for empowering rural women through various projects meant to transform their livelihoods.
SA automotive industry revamp looms
The government is planning some major changes to its industrial policy for the automotive industry by providing incentives and support to other new energy vehicle (NEV) technologies, and not just…
Resilient health sector antidote to sanctions
Over the past two decades, Zimbabwe’s health sector has faced significant challenges.
Bitcoin flirts with US$70k
Bitcoin came close to US$70 000 yesterday as a spurt of inflows into exchange-traded funds for the largest digital asset as well as optimism about the outlook for US regulations…
ZC ‘unaware’ of T10 match-fixing allegations
ZIMBABWE Cricket (ZC) managing director, Givemore Makoni, has said that the sport’s governing body in the country was unaware of any match-fixing allegations during the recently-ended second edition of the Zim Afro T10 league.
Can machines help people lead more meaningful lives?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaking up business and society in ways that would leave even the greatest philosophers grappling for answers.
Chauke remains optimistic
SEASONED athletics coach Benson Chauke believes there is room for improvement for marathon runner Tendai Zimuto despite missing the qualifying time for the World Championships over the weekend.











