China’s exports in new record
China’s record-breaking export strength continued into December, pushing the annual trade surplus to a new high and providing support to an economy being dragged down by a property-market slump and sporadic Covid-19 outbreaks.
The entrepreneurship revolution
The world stands where it is right now as a result of a series of revolutions that took place and such progression is not stopping anytime soon.
Disability and living conditions
IN this article, I continue to unpack the provisions of the National Disability Policy which was launched by President Mnangagwa on June 9, 2021.
Lablab bean: A good forage crop for livestock
The livestock sector is a source of livelihood for more than 60 percent of the rural households in the country and makes a significant contribution in terms of foreign currency generation and food security to mention, but just a few.
Misery thy name is Warriors
THIS might probably be the worst run ever by the Warriors.
Debate on whether the current crop of players is the most abysmal we ever had despite qualifying for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) three consecutive times is likely to rage on for months to come.
Could this be gold’s year to shine?
For gold bulls, these are frustrating times. In rand terms, gold bumped up a mere 4,1 percent in 2021, but dropped 4,3 percent in US dollars.
Census mapping ends
THE ongoing field mapping and household listing exercise being undertaken by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) in preparation for the national population census in April 2022 will be completed next week.
Mujuru remains resolute
JOE Mujuru is surprisingly calm for a man whose four walls look to be closing in on him.
With roughly two weeks left before the Basketball Union of Zimbabwe (BUZ) hold their elections, the union president has come under fire in recent weeks.
Book carries key leadership, life lessons
A few weeks ago, I featured a book by Arthur Marara, “No one is Coming: Time to Take Charge of Your Life”, which was released at the same time as “Take A Lesson From the Ants: Leadership, Personal and Life Lessons for Success.”
World of lab-grown human-animal hybrids
HUMAN-animal hybrids could be used to grow lifesaving organs and replacement limbs — but some fear it may be scientists “playing God”.











