A threat to global health
Climate change is severely impacting people’s health around the world, a report by a leading medical publication has found. The Lancet Countdown report says the world’s continued reliance on fossil…
Business leaders cry foul over RBZ high interest rate
Michael Tome Business Writer Zimbabwe’s business lobby groups have claimed that the country’s current export earnings retention thresholds and the central bank’s 200 percent policy interest rate are impeding businesses’…
Zim on brink of biggest-ever wheat harvest
Zimbabwe says it is on the brink of its biggest wheat harvest in history, thanks in large part to efforts to overcome food supply problems caused by the war in…
How to deal with social media fires
Leslie Mupeti It has been an eventful week as far as brands are concerned. Hip Hop superstar and businessman Kanye West was deserted by international brands such as Adidas, Balenciaga…
Ireland secure famous win over England in T20 World Cup
England suffer T20 World Cup setback after defeat to Ireland on DLS; Jos Buttler’s side five runs below par score of 110 when rain ended match 14.3 overs into chase…
Latest Hyundai Grandeur strange-looking
Seoul. — With its blocky front end inspired by the Staria MPV and a swoopy shape with a few hints of Ford Sierra at the back, the new Hyundai Grandeur…
Latest wellness trend: Soaking in wet pile of hay
Soaking in a wet pile of hay is one of the newest fads in skincare and pain relief. The procedure, which is supposed to be based on a centuries-old method,…
Will Gabon’s economy benefit from Africa’s metals boom?
Mechanical diggers are hard at work in the yellowish landscape of the Moanda open-cast mine in Gabon. This region located in the east of the central African nation contains as…
Stock Market Weekly Review
Enacy Mapakame Business Writer Equities on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) extended weekly gains, which saw all benchmark indices close in the positive. During the week to Wednesday, the primary…
Why Africa is central to the climate change conundrum
In the matter of climate change, as in so much else, Africa is an afterthought. To the extent that anyone considers it at all, it is characterised as victim. A…










