Opinion

The slave traders

However, there was one puzzling aspect to the vote: 52 countries abstained, including the 27 European Union countries and the United Kingdom.

By Gwynne Dyer Jun. 26, 2026

Jetour T2 vs Tank 300 vs Land Cruiser FJ

By Andrew Muzamhindo Jun. 26, 2026

Unquenched appetite for a one-party state

By Harry Wilson Jun. 26, 2026

Green premium, brown discount: The ESG period value determinant

“Green premium” is the measurable uplift in value for buildings that meet credible green certification and sustainability standards such as EDGE, Green Star,

By Mike Juru Jun. 26, 2026

The voice of ‘The People’ is indeed the voice of God!

Misplaced fighting zeal

By Muckraker Jun. 26, 2026

The voice of ‘The People’ is indeed the voice of God!

Spotting Dunning-Kruger effect in Zim firms: Governance implications in Soes

In Zimbabwe, especially within state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the effect can manifest in ways that undermine governance, stifle innovation and contribute to institutional decline.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Jun. 26, 2026

Spotting Dunning-Kruger effect in Zim firms: Governance implications in Soes

TSL results reinforce investment case ahead of VFEX migration

TSL’s business model is often oversimplified. The group has evolved beyond its traditional tobacco identity into a diversified agriculture value-chain, logistics

By Kudakwashe Taimo Jun. 26, 2026

TSL results reinforce investment case ahead of VFEX migration

Protecting supply chain should be national priority

ZIMBABWE’S supply chain is under increasing pressure. Unless decisive action is taken, the consequences may be grave.

By Mthandazo Nyoni Jun. 26, 2026

Protecting supply chain should be national priority

Imagine if Zim was Britain

Public office is not a lifetime entitlement. It is a contract between leaders and the people. When trust evaporates or when leaders fail to deliver, they must leave.

By Shame Makoshori Jun. 26, 2026

Credit ratings, future of urban councils in Zim

Roads, water supply systems, sanitation networks, housing developments, and waste management facilities all require long-term and predictable funding in order to work.

By Ephraim Chawoneka Jun. 26, 2026

Credit ratings, future of urban councils in Zim

JAC Motors Zim: Retailer of choice...Local assembly cuts the JAC T9 price, strengthens buyer confidence

For buyers, the most immediate and visible benefit is the lower selling price, achieved without sacrificing standards or performance.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Jun. 19, 2026

JAC Motors Zim: Retailer of choice...Local assembly cuts the JAC T9 price, strengthens buyer confidence

From solvency to sustainability: Long-term insurer credibility

Sustainability answers a more important one: “Will this insurer remain dependable in the years to come?”

By Ephraim Chawoneka Jun. 19, 2026

From solvency to sustainability: Long-term insurer credibility

Transitioning AI strategy to AI impact the next tech challenge

The most important thing about AI4I is that it shifts attention towards practical use. AI should not be treated as a fashionable word for speeches and conferences. It must solve real problems.

By Naison Bangure Jun. 19, 2026

Transitioning AI strategy to AI impact the next tech challenge

The route to accessing climate finance

Climate change is now a systemic financial risk, and projects that fail to demonstrate ESG alignment are increasingly excluded from capital flows.

By Mike Juru Jun. 19, 2026

The Republic of Untouchables

If they have the authority to investigate, they must investigate, and if they have the capacity to recover proceeds of crime, they must demonstrate it.

By Shame Makoshori Jun. 19, 2026

Electronic traffic management system coming at right time

The ETMS offers an opportunity to curb such behaviour through consistent and impartial enforcement. However, authorities must urgently address challenges emerging from its implementation.

By Eddie Zvinonzwa Jun. 19, 2026

Electronic traffic management system coming at right time

Visa fees, rejected dreams, new economics of reverse remittances

Yet little attention has been paid to the opposite flow: millions of dollars leaving Africa every year through visa application fees paid for journeys that never happen.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Jun. 19, 2026

Visa fees, rejected dreams, new economics of reverse remittances

The Irish question

The Irish Republic (the South) has become a largely secular place where the Catholic Church’s long stranglehold on the culture has evaporated. Simply put, it feels normal.

By Gwynne Dyer Jun. 19, 2026

Reimagining Zim’s borders for continental integration

Drivers are checked with automated border control gates using facial recognition, fingerprints, or iris scans to verify identities accurately and flag security threats.

By Chameso Mucheka Jun. 19, 2026

Reimagining Zim’s borders for continental integration

What Zim’s foreign currency surge actually consists of

The FBC Holdings April 2026 Economic Snapshot, one of the more rigorous institutional assessments of the economy, frames the result in broadly positive terms.

By Valentine Muhamba Jun. 19, 2026

What Zim’s foreign currency surge actually consists of

CEO performance contract

While executives report directly to the CEO, many of their activities fall within areas that are ultimately overseen by board committees.

By Memory Nguwi Jun. 19, 2026

Thanks, the world is noticing the miracle-man that is our Owner

How and when did title for this land pass to these individuals who now have the court-sanctioned powers to carry out these demolitions … or parcel out this land to some nationals?

By Muckracker Jun. 19, 2026

Thanks, the world is noticing the miracle-man that is our Owner

Why ZEEX could produce Zim’s next listed giants

A second PITP cohort followed between August and October 2025, demonstrating the exchange’s commitment to developing a pipeline of potential issuers before formally launching ZEEX.

By Kudakwashe Taimo Jun. 19, 2026

Why ZEEX could produce Zim’s next listed giants

It’s definitely a bakkie.

Isuzu Motors South Africa plays a pivotal role in the brand’s continental strategy.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Jun. 12, 2026

Ipec hailed for safeguarding confidence in Zim’s insurance and pensions sector

Established in 2006 under the Insurance and Pensions Commission Act, Ipec was created at a time when Zimbabwe was experiencing significant economic challenges.