Unlocking innovation through open source intelligence

Njabulo Sandawana In the digital age, data is a crucial tool for driving innovation and economic success. Many organisations in Zimbabwe, however, continue to operate in silos, hoarding data and…

Here are five things that happened in China this week

Manyika Kangai China removes Covid-19 testing requirement for travellers China will no longer require a negative Covid-19 test result for incoming travellers as of this past Wednesday. The announcement was…

NEW: Uprising Cricket Club maintains unbeaten run in NPL

Online Reporter UPRISING Cricket Club maintained their fine run in the National Cricket Premier League after they cruised to a five-wicket victory over Scorpions at Takashinga Sports Club on Wednesday.…

NEW: The public sector customer service revolution

Cresencia Marjorie Chiremba “Customers don’t expect you to be perfect. They do expect you to fix things when they go wrong” – Donald Porter IT has been a week since…

Zimpapers showcases at Zim Agricultural Show

Zimbabwe’s largest integrated media house, Zimbabwe Newspaper (1980) Limited (Zimpapers) is exhibiting at this year’s Zimbabwe Agricultural Show. Zimpapers’ radio division is also broadcasting live at the event. Said the…

NEW: Death toll rises to 74 in South Africa’s Johannesburg building fire

The death toll, caused by a building fire in the central business district of Johannesburg, South Africa, has risen to 74, local authorities said on Thursday. “A total of 74…

NEW: Bulawayo braces for a “rumble in the bush” boxing match

Online Reporter LOCAL boxing icon Charles Manyuchi and popular pugilists Kudakwashe “Take Money” Chiwandire, Tinashe “Chairman” Madziwane and Peter Pambeni headline a star-studded line-up that is expected to feature at…

NEW: Chillspot celebrates 11 years in music

Online Reporter AWARD-WINNING music stable Chillspot Records will celebrate 11 years in existence by hosting a musical show at the City Sports Centre in Harare on Saturday. Some of the…

NEW: Malaria kills 220 since January

Online Reporter TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY people have succumbed to malaria in Zimbabwe since the beginning of the year, latest statistics from the Ministry of Health and Child Care show.…

NEW: Zim’s forex receipts rise to US$5,6bn in Jan-June period

Online Reporter Zimbabwe’s foreign currency receipts rose by 3,5 percent from a year ago to US$5,6 billion in the first six months of the year, driven by exports and diaspora…

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