Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness

Dr J. C. Mangwiro MMEd (UZ), MSc Diabetes Specialist Cardiff University (UK), FCP (ECSA)

A $150 billion misfire: how disaster models got Irma wrong

Twenty miles may have made a $150 billion difference. Estimates for the damage Hurricane Irma would inflict on Florida kept mounting as it made its devastating sweep across the Caribbean.…

Confusion reigns over Harare-Beitbridge dualisation

Taurai Mangudhla Confusion is reigning over the $1 billion dualisation of the Harare-Beitbridge highway as conflicting statements have emerged on the granting of tax concessions to the contractor, Geiger International.

Victoria’s Secret is bucking the bra trend

New York. — For Victoria’s Secret, sex sells. That may seem obvious, but the multibillion-dollar lingerie industry has been headed in a different direction of late. Now, as the mother…

Financial inclusion illusion in Zimbabwe: A bird’s eye view

Gerald Nyakwawa Regulators, politicians and academics have always been interested in this ratio. Companies have taken turns to talk about this ratio as a measure of their successes in the…

Ex-Citigroup boss predicts 30pc of bank jobs may disappear in five years

Vikram Pandit, who ran Citigroup Inc. during the financial crisis, said developments in technology could see some 30 percent of banking jobs disappearing in the next five years.

Toyota Landcruiser Prado gives you comfort

Wherever your day takes you and whatever challenge awaits, feel at home knowing that your Land Cruiser Prado is in its element off the beaten track.

Real Zimbabwe party needed

The Harare International Carnival shows what we can do right in tourism, as well as what we miss.

Ministers in fuel scam…..Cases referred to National Economic Conduct Inspectorate…..Clearing agents, Zimra official implicated

Golden Sibanda Two Cabinet ministers have been fingered in a suspected racket involved in the smuggling of fuel through the use of false declarations, facilitated by a clique of Zimbabwe…

ZSE sets new record highs

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange gained 15.12 percent in the week to Thursday spurred on by fears over the erosion of value of bank balances amid the worsening cash crisis. In…

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