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War on counterfeits: SAZ, private sector to collaborate
War on counterfeits: SAZ, private sector to collaborate

Nelson Gahadza COUNTERFEITS have emerged as being among the most urgent issues authorities must resolve decisively given their potential negative impact on companies, the economy and public health. Generally speaking,…

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The changing face of Harare . . . three decades of growth, cramming and chaos
The changing face of Harare . . . three decades of growth, cramming and chaos

Tawanda Musarurwa CHECK POINT DESK OVER the past three decades, Zimbabwe has undergone significant demographic shifts, particularly in the dynamics of rural-to-urban migration. And due to its level of infrastructure…

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Dynamos winless start continues
Dynamos winless start continues

Zimpapers Sports Hub HARARE giants Dynamos remain without a win in the 2025 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League campaign after settling for a third successive draw, this time against TelOne…

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HIGH-STAKES GAMBLE OF A SOLO CAREER . . .Few band members succeed after breaking away
HIGH-STAKES GAMBLE OF A SOLO CAREER . . .Few band members succeed after breaking away

Rest Mutore THE local music scene boasts talented instrumentalists and vocalists who often thrive in the shadows of established band leaders. Over the years, many have tried to break away…

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Taxes, regulatory fees cut a bold move
Taxes, regulatory fees cut a bold move

FINANCE, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube’s announcement that the authorities will reduce some of the business taxes and regulatory fees by half within six months is…

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‘Engage communities on devolution’
‘Engage communities on devolution’

AHEAD of this year’s national Independence Day celebrations to be held in Gokwe, local authorities have been urged to engage communities when embarking on devolution projects, rather than impose their…

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G20: How it works, what would be lost if it failed
G20: How it works, what would be lost if it failed

SOUTH AFRICA took over the presidency of the G20 at the end of 2024. Since then, the world has become a more complex, unpredictable and dangerous place. The most powerful…

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Sweden, Zim: Shaping the future of sustainability in mining
Sweden, Zim: Shaping the future of sustainability in mining

Per Lindgärde ZIMBABWE sits on some of the world’s most sought-after minerals, from lithium to platinum, making it a key player in the global mining industry and for the global…

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ZiG becomes mandatory reporting currency
ZiG becomes mandatory reporting currency

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro IN a move aimed at enhancing financial transparency and standardisation, the Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZIM) have embraced…

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Big week for Coventry
Big week for Coventry

Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub A HISTORIC week beckons for Zimbabwe’s Minister of Sport, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry, who is vying for the powerful position of International Olympic Committee…

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