Amakhosi 2, Wholesale Beef Bulls maintain top spots

Brandon Moyo, [email protected] AMAKHOSI Cricket Club 2 and Wholesale Beef Bulls Cricket Club maintained their top spots at the Bulawayo Metropolitan Cricket Association (BMCA) First and Second Leagues respectively following the…

Keegan Shutt claims victory at Julius Robinson Golf Tournament

Brandon Moyo, [email protected] FRESH from a solid performance at the 2025 Africa Amateur Championship in South Africa, Zimbabwe’s leading amateur golfer, Keegan Shutt, continued his rich vein of form as he…

Hwange residents call for single local authority

Fairness Moyana in Hwange RESIDENTS of Hwange have called for the incorporation of concession areas under private authorities into the Hwange Local Board (HLB), arguing the existing quasi-administration structure is…

The Rise of the Gambling Industry: How Does it Impact National Economics in 2025?

With the changes that tend to happen in society and the continuous progress through which human civilization is going through, certain industries are inevitably going to experience a rise. Thanks to technological advancements that are more and more prevalent and the sheer amount of gadgets and solutions at our disposal in the year 2025, it makes sense that technology-heavy markets and industries are constantly on an upward trajectory. None is bigger right now than entertainment as a whole. With video games, streaming, movies, and music there is something for everyone regardless of the occasion or how they feel. However, one branch of online digital entertainment that has been enjoying a renaissance for years now is gambling. 

Delivering the Future: How Advanced Robotics Are Revolutionizing Logistics and Delivery

The world of robotics has enhanced logistics and delivery processes by making them faster, more efficient, and more accurate. Technologies such as autonomous warehouse robots and drone deliveries are changing the supply chain industry. In 2023, the international market’s worth for logistics robots was over $6 billion and is expected to increase to $14 billion in 2028. Amazon, DHL, FedEx, and Alibaba are leading this technological advancement, utilizing over a thousand robots to make their processes simpler. Amazon has over 520,000 robotic units in its warehouses, which allows it to fulfill orders 50% faster. Now, let’s see how advanced robotics are transforming the logistics and delivery industry.

Woman charged with public indecency

Trish Mukwazo, [email protected] A 32-YEAR-OLD woman who was in the habit of sleeping with several men in her house while her 12-year-old daughter watched was fined US$300 and ordered to…

Old roofs nightmare

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] RESIDENTS in some of the oldest suburbs in Bulawayo are a facing serious crisis of leaking rooftops worsened by rains that leave the decades-old asbestos sheets damaged…

Matabeleland North increases GDP contribution

Peter Matika, [email protected] MATABELELAND North Province has recorded a significant jump in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which now stands at about US$2,3 billion in response to growing economic activities. The increase,…

TSL snaps stake from Nampak SA

Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] AMALGAMATED agriculture-listed company, TSL Limited, says a process to acquire 51,4 percent shareholding in Nampak Zimbabwe Limited from Nampak Southern Africa Holdings Limited is underway as part…

Unlocking opportunities| ZimTrade, Bata join forces to propel leather sector into global markets

Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] NATIONAL trade development and promotion agency, ZimTrade, has partnered with Bata Shoe Company to unlock new markets for locally manufactured footwear and positioning the country competitively on…