Ndhlovu urges firms to shift from survival to competitiveness
Industry and Commerce minister Nqobizitha Ndhlovu has urged Zimbabwean companies to shift from survival mode to competitiveness to drive sustainable industrial growth.
By Chen Williams and Blessed Ndlovu
3h ago
Unpacking the Indus Waters Treaty
The World Bank’s first substantive proposal of February 5, 1954 already reflected this imbalance. It required significant concessions from India, including:
By Pradeep Kumar Saxena
14h ago
Building trust and governance structures to attract investors
The diaspora community remains an underutilised source of capital and expertise. Diaspora investors require clear reporting, strong governance and protection of their investments.
By Innocent Hadebe
14h ago
Bromley Utopia Smart City: Govt, chief okay exhumation
The deceased, identified as White, was buried despite the police’s attempt to stop the process.
By Jairos Saunyama
14h ago
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High fuel prices: Zim youths cash in on fuel smuggling
His destination is the bustling market in Nyakamete Industrial Area in Mutare, a hub known for its vibrant black-market fuel trade.
By Clayton Masekesa
May. 8, 2026
Beyond the minerals mafia narrative: African sovereignty and strategic partnership
In several cases, these CSOs align with domestic political opposition, and their criticism of Chinese investment serves as a proxy to challenge incumbent governments.
By Debra Manyasi
May. 8, 2026
Commissions of inquiry: Much ado about nothing
President Emmerson Mnangagwa ordered the publication of the long-awaited Commission of Inquiry report on the sale of state land since 2005, which was led by retired judge Justice Tendai Uchena.
By Eddie Zvinonzwa
May. 8, 2026
Medical aid shake-up triggers alarm
They warned that dismantling the current model without a viable affordable alternative can push thousands of Zimbabweans out of medical aid coverage.
By Kenneth Nyangani
May. 8, 2026
Kampala Declaration to boost food security gathers dust in Zim
Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka, however, agreed that Zimbabwe is behind time in domesticating the Kampala Declaration.
By Obert Siamilandu
May. 8, 2026
