Zinara disburses US$1bn for roadworks
Rutendo Nyeve Bulawayo Bureau THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) has disbursed over US$1 billion for road rehabilitation and construction over the past four years, following tariff reviews that significantly…
ZITF shifts to high-value industrial showcases
Business Reporter ECONOMISTS and business leaders have applauded this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), which shifted from consumer product displays to high-value industrial showcases. The 66th ZITF, which ran…
Logged on, switched on: Day 1 of DEC 2026 and Zimbabwe’s AI moment
Features and Supplements Writer One hundred and sixty-seven participants. Three sectoral breakout sessions covering seven economic sectors. And the formal declaration that artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer Zimbabwe’s future…
Doctors, pharmacists back Govt push to curb medical aid monopolies
Trust Freddy Zimpapers Correspondent THE medical fraternity has thrown its weight behind a Government proposal to amend health regulations to prohibit medical aid societies from owning healthcare facilities, a move…
Strengthen your excellence by declaring war on average
Hunt For Greatness Milton Kamwendo AVERAGE is comfortable. It has many neighbours and friends. Average is acceptable. Average is everywhere. Average is as common as common salt. That is precisely…
RioZim directors face threat of board ejectionoard ejection
Business Reporter RIOZIM LIMITED faces a potential leadership crisis after a shareholder launched a legal bid to have the company’s directors declared delinquent or placed on probation, citing a total…
CAPS bite the dust, Hardrock run amok
Zimpapers Sports Hub CAPS UNITED coach Takesure Chiragwi would have loved to pick another morale- boosting win ahead of next weekend’s Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Harare derby against Dynamos,…
Five Bulawayo men drug and rape 13-year-old girl
What The HECK? POLICE have arrested five men in connection with the abduction, drugging and rape of a 13-year-old girl in New Lobengula, an incident that has left the local…
How China’s zero-tariff policies achieve a ‘multiplier effect’ on people’s livelihoods in Africa
Stephen Ndegwa China’s decision to extend zero tariffs to 100 percent of products from 53 African countries beginning May 1, 2026 marks a decisive shift in the structure of China-Africa…
We’re focusing on developing value chains around wildlife products
Cabinet last week approved the National Wildlife Policy, which represents a paradigm shift in the governance of natural resources by placing communities, the traditional leadership and economic value at the…










