PRESIDENT of Rugby Africa, Herbert Mensah, has reaffirmed the continental body’s strong backing for the Zimbabwe national ...

It is about sovereignty. If Africans are to steer their own digital destinies, time is of the essence: the moment to ...

Amid confirmation of the obvious — in the Ibetshu Likhazulu debacle — that the Nutty Professor is the brains behind this ...

Valuation firms are the first line of defence in governance. Their role extends beyond producing numbers. They must embed ...

MERGER activity in Zimbabwe surged sharply in 2025, signalling renewed corporate restructuring and growing investor interest ...

For pension funds, which rely heavily on dividend flows and capital gains from equities, elevated borrowing costs could dampen corporate earnings across key sectors. Even US dollar interest rates, ...

Visitors returning from countries where traffic policing is largely unobtrusive frequently found the experience jarring. A country that had just welcomed you home with the professionalism of ...

Over the past year, Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) has managed to hold its ground, contributing to relative price stability in sectors where it is used as a transactional currency and narrowing the gap between ...

Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry has long been one of the country’s most important economic pillars. Often referred to as the country’s “golden leaf,” tobacco has evolved from a large scale commercial ...

Zimbabwe presents a rare paradox — a nation reportedly on a growth trajectory, yet one whose citizens and landscapes tell harrowing stories of pain, suffering and extreme endurance. These realities ...

Market concentration refers to a situation where a few large firms dominate the supply of goods or services in a domestic market. These firms often produce products that have no meaningful local ...

STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe has partnered with the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) to launch a five-year scholarship programme aimed at supporting academically gifted students from the ...