Opinion

Moving from good to great through procurement process improvement

Quality improvements can be achieved by selecting the best suppliers, setting clear quality standards and monitoring and evaluating supplier performance.

By Charles Nyika Apr. 11, 2025

Moving from good to great through procurement process improvement

Reflections from Global AI Summit on Africa in Kigali

By Chenayi Mutambasere Apr. 11, 2025

Rethinking national economic development: Mindset shift (II)

By Fungisai Nota Apr. 11, 2025

The silent crisis stealing Zim’s future

All children have names, dreams, and the right to survive.

By Sharon Dzingayi Apr. 11, 2025

Power, access to power vital currencies

In contrast, individuals without political connections may find themselves trapped in a system that offers limited opportunities for advancement.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Apr. 11, 2025

Trump smashes the system

The US share of global trade will drop further, and everybody else will get on with their lives.

By Gwynne Dyer Apr. 11, 2025

Haval Jolion Pro: More car for less money

The exterior also incorporates practical touches such as roof rails, rear parking sensors, and a rear-view camera, making it a functional and stylish choice for all types of drivers.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Apr. 11, 2025

Haval Jolion Pro: More car for less money

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‘Firewall of loyalists will repel Mnangagwa impeachment move’

Political analyst Gideon Chitanga echoed these sentiments.

By Julia Ndlela Apr. 11, 2025

‘Firewall of loyalists will repel Mnangagwa impeachment move’

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Here is evidence of your corruption Cde Trabablas

35 000 of them will be made in advance. That is double corruption!

By Muckraker Apr. 11, 2025

Here is evidence of your corruption Cde Trabablas

No hashtags, just sisterhood: Everyday acts of care rewriting feminism in Zim

We were here, becoming better, making our mark, and leaving our footprint as we make the world a better place!

By Grace Chirenje Apr. 11, 2025

No hashtags, just sisterhood: Everyday acts of care rewriting feminism in Zim

Tariff tensions, trade choices: Can Zim withstand the US 18% blow?

However, trade between Zimbabwe and the United States has historically been limited, with major exports including sugar, tobacco, and ferroalloys.

By Zimbabwe National Chamber Of Commerce Apr. 11, 2025

Tariff tensions, trade choices: Can Zim withstand the US 18% blow?

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Quarter 1 2025 pulse: A look behind and the road forward

Standout counters during Q1 2025 included Econet Wireless and Delta Corporation, which collectively accounted for 83% of the ZSE’s total traded value.

By Kudakwashe Taimo Apr. 11, 2025

Quarter 1 2025 pulse: A look behind and the road forward

Mafume part of Harare City Council’s problems

Harare is wallowing in a mess. Its former glow has turned to dross.

By Tinashe Kairiza Apr. 11, 2025

Mafume part of Harare City Council’s problems

Editor’s Memo: System perpetuating inequality

These have continued into the current government.

By Shame Makoshori Apr. 11, 2025

Editor’s Memo: System perpetuating inequality

Optimizing Peptide Stability: Storage and Handling Considerations.

The choice of solvent for peptide reconstitution might be critical, as certain peptides exhibit solubility challenges.

By The Zimbabwe Independent Apr. 9, 2025

Optimizing Peptide Stability: Storage and Handling Considerations.

AI shaping our choices, minds

The clarion call is on the need to balance between progress and ethics.

By Evans Sagomba Apr. 4, 2025

Three hours in Greenland

In that event, Canadians would have to choose between resistance, knowing full well that they would probably lose in the end, or surrender without a fight to save lives.

By Gwynne Dyer Apr. 4, 2025

Farmtrack tractor FT 6075 a powerhouse for modern agric

At the heart of the Farmtrac FT 6075 lies a 4-cylinder CRDI (Common Rail Direct Injection) engine, which is one of its most impressive features.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Apr. 4, 2025

Farmtrack tractor FT 6075 a powerhouse for modern agric

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Good reason to celebrate M31 ‘victory’

People know that the legitimacy of the regime is tenuous, but they are also not very sure if it is seriously tenuous enough for them to jump ship … so they just play safe.

By Muckracker Apr. 4, 2025

Menopause, Zim women: Unheard roar of radical feminist reclamation

Women still remain the fire of the country. Fire here is duality: the burning shame of stigma and the cleansing blaze of revolution.

By Grace Chirenje Apr. 4, 2025

Menopause, Zim women: Unheard roar of radical feminist reclamation

Restructuring costs pull CBZH’s net earnings

We are cognisant of additional lines of credit and the Targeted Finance Facility but the stringent terms and depressed aggregate demand in the economy will limit uptake in 2025.

By Morgan & Co Apr. 4, 2025

Restructuring costs pull CBZH’s net earnings

Innscor’s half year financials: Revenue up as profit surges

This is the segment that was subject to effects of sugar tax on its Probottlers division.

By Kudakwashe Taimo Apr. 4, 2025

Innscor’s half year financials: Revenue up as profit surges

Civil disobedience rings louder on social media

This enduring lesson, demonstrated globally where citizens clamour for change, also resonates with Zimbabwe’s body politic, where democratic space is shrinking.

By Tinashe Kairiza Apr. 4, 2025

Civil disobedience rings louder on social media

Editor’s Memo: Exchanging fire at a staggering cost to Zim’s ailing economy

Mugabe's actions provoked a global backlash and tough embargos, after evolving into a violent sham that benefited his cronies.

By Shame Makoshori Apr. 4, 2025

Editor’s Memo: Exchanging fire at a staggering cost to Zim’s ailing economy

Geoff Nyarota departure leaves gaping orifice in Zim journalism

While in exile in the United States, Nyarota launched The Zimbabwe Times, an online newspaper that continued his mission to hold power to account.

By Faith Zaba Mar. 28, 2025

Geoff Nyarota departure leaves gaping orifice in Zim journalism

New levies tax on trust, amid mismanagement catastrophe

At a time when Zimbabweans are already staggering under the weight of one of the heaviest tax burdens in Africa, this move adds insult to injury.

By Faith Zaba Mar. 28, 2025

New levies tax on trust, amid mismanagement catastrophe

Revitalising Zimbabwe’s retail, wholesale sector

This significant contribution underscores the sector’s critical role in sustaining economic activity, especially as formal businesses continue to lose market share to the informal economy.

By Kudakwashe Taimo Mar. 28, 2025

Revitalising Zimbabwe’s retail, wholesale sector

Zim must strive to avoid resource curse situation

At home, the discovery of vast alluvial diamond reserves in Manicaland’s Chiadzwa region in 2006 attracted an estimated 35 000 illegal miners to the area.

By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 28, 2025

Zim must strive to avoid resource curse situation

AI in education: Transformation or disruption?

The introduction of AI-driven teaching and learning models is disrupting education systems all over the world.

By Dennis Magaya Mar. 28, 2025

AI in education: Transformation or disruption?

Is humanity ready for risks linked to uncontrolled AI advancement?

OpenAI’s recent proposals to the United States government highlight a clear theme: push the boundaries of AI as far and fast as possible and deal with the consequences later.

By Evans Sagomba Mar. 28, 2025