Transforming economy through university-industry partnerships
Rural industrialisation aligns education with community empowerment. Zimbabwean universities can actively participate in this model through:
By Antony Jongwe
10h ago
Negative impact of illicit financial flows (III)
When companies under-declare their profits due to IFFs, the government will collect much less revenues than it would have collected, if the companies had chosen to be honest.
By Kevin Tutani
10h ago
Impact of A1-generated content on efficacy of Zim justice system
The question of copyright in the context of AI-generated content is complex. Existing laws may not clearly outline the ownership of works created by AI systems. Zimbabwe must consider:
By Jacob Mutisi
10h ago
Review of the 2025 National Budget (II)
The same report notes that progress in boosting health spending in resource-scarce countries has been limited, despite a commitment to leave no one behind.
By Prosper Chitambara
10h ago
Why every organisation needs a customised salary survey report
Think of a salary survey as your organisation's radar system, providing real-time intelligence about market movements and helping you spot trends before they become obvious.
By Memory Nguwi
11h ago
Aligning ESG with corporate strategy
This resilience does not only protect the company’s bottom line but also builds trust with stakeholders, including employees, customers, and investors.
By Diana Machodo
11h ago
Harnessing the Zim diaspora for economic, social development
This global community represents a powerful resource with the potential to transform Zimbabwe’s socio-economic landscape.
By Constantine Chikosi
11h ago
Triple Ps: Catalyst for development (II)
In government, there is tremendous pressure to do more with less. Said differently, governments are expected to do more without more.
By Charles Nyika
11h ago
The future of mobility
According to McKinsey & Company, the influx of innovative solutions has yet to solve the problem of congested roads.
By Batanai Matsika
11h ago
Cold sores usually disappear within two weeks
However, most people would not have experienced symptoms from the first infection.
By Cimas
12h ago
Looking ahead: Will currency stability be guaranteed in 2025?
A larger economic base helps mitigate the downsides associated with wider budget deficits and the need to monetise the funding gap through expensive debt or simply printing currency.
By Equity Axis
12h ago
Syria gets another chance
The Russians, the Iranians and Hezbollah in Lebanon supported Bashar al-Assad through the last 13 years of hot and cold civil war in Syria, but in the end they let him go.
By Gwynne Dyer
12h ago
Tips for driving in the rain
Before hitting the road during rainy conditions, it’s essential to ensure your vehicle is prepared. A well-maintained car is better equipped to handle wet roads.
By Andrew Muzamhindo
13h ago
2025 National Budget too tight, slow and underperforming
Mutambasere is a development economist at The Africa Centre for Economic Justice.
By Chenayi Mutambasere
13h ago
‘Fossil future’: Fact-based case for natural gas, Africa’s development
And now, with calls for a halt to fossil fuel production growing louder and more insistent, Epstein is once again countering emotional arguments with well-researched, logical truths.
By Nj Ayuk
13h ago
The results of parallel war of (women’s) liberation
So, it happened exactly like that. Only the addlepated should believe the Chimoio bombing story.
By Muckraker
13h ago
Reflective narrative on sexual violence in Zim
It is a story that transcends the individual, representing the collective pain of a society grappling with the devastating effects of sexual violence.
By Grace Chirenje
13h ago
Zim Stock Exchange performance and projections
All thanks to capital market participants, who advocated for the reduction of the capital gains withholding tax at a conference, which was held in Nyanga around that same period.
By Kudakwashe Taimo
14h ago
Tax time blues: Can Zim turn business woes into victories?
These factors collectively undermine the government’s efforts to attract investment and stimulate economic growth.
By Tinashe Duma
14h ago
Stop the rampant rot in parastatals
In the absence of robust revenue control mechanisms, it is predictable that Zinwa will remain exposed to potential financial haemorrhaging.
By Tinashe Kairiza
14h ago
Honouring financial sector resilience
This occasion marked a celebration of excellence, resilience and innovation in the financial sector.
By Faith Zaba
14h ago
How to Stay Safe While Playing Online Slots
Steer clear of payment options that you’re unfamiliar with or haven’t vetted thoroughly to ensure a safe transaction experience.
By Theindependent
Dec. 10, 2024
Triple Ps: Catalyst for development
Public sector officials charged with shepherding the use of public funds are increasingly looking for better ways to deploy resources in the most productive way possible.
By Charles Nyika
Dec. 6, 2024
Restoring dignity in the workplace
Beyond individual organisations, national labour policies must support dignity in the workplace. The Ministry of Labour could develop guidelines for equitable pay.
By Antony Jongwe
Dec. 6, 2024
Exploring retirement preparedness in Zim
The informal economy, while a lifeline for many, lacks the structures necessary for long-term investment and planning.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto
Dec. 6, 2024
Generative AI the next frontier in tech
It works by learning from a large amount of information and using that knowledge to make something original for you.
By Naison Bangure
Dec. 6, 2024
Case studies of illicit financial flows
The financial transfers were marked as payment for “technical expertise” and “licencing of intellectual property (leased technologies and the use of brand name)”.
By Kevin Tutani
Dec. 6, 2024
There is need to protect minors from ‘harmful’ social media
This legislation comes in a context where other nations have attempted similar restrictions, albeit with varying degrees of success.
By Jacob Mutisi
Dec. 6, 2024