Checkers’ cashierless concept store ‘doomed to fail’

Shoprite has unveiled plans to test an automated Checkers concept store with no cashiers or till points, but the idea has not been welcomed by labour, with union representatives saying it is doomed to fail.

Ubuntu Village: Gutu’s cultural hub

“KIDS are naturally intuitive. They spiritually understand what is good and they are drawn to it. I have never met a child who is not wowed and enchanted by mbira music. That enchantment is the spirit calling the children to connect to their roots.”

Linking exports to Vision 2030, meaningful development

Zimbabwe’s economic development agenda is clear on its topmost target, which is attaining an Upper Middle Income Economy by 2030.

How to water orchids to encourage beautiful blooms

The kinds of orchids commonly grown as indoor plants need to be watered differently than most other house plants. Here is what you need to know to do it right.

Get out of comfort zone

Fear not! Faint not! The comfort zone is that place that is familiar and insulated from change.

It is the place where you start living by habit instead of a deep hunger for change and growth.

Five finance concerns that need addressing

The spread of Covid-19 at an alarming rate and the lockdowns imposed to contain the spread of the virus has wreaked havoc on the lives of people across the world.

Food inflation hits family budgets

In India, father of one Harishchandra Barik is having to make hard choices for his family when it comes to food.

‘Mandatory contributions to welfare fund’

South Africa should impose compulsory levies on companies and workers to create and capitalise a public social welfare fund, the Department of Social Development proposed.

NEW: Digital innovations can pull youths to agriculture 

Online Reporter  Digital innovation within the agriculture sector can lead to greater participation of young people in the age-old sector, Heifer International Zimbabwe country director Kainos Masvinu has said.  Official…

NEW: How Africa can seize the moment and start resetting its relationship with the IMF

Danny Bradlow The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will inject $650 billion in Special Drawing Rights into the global economy. It will allocate them among its member states, which can then…