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A look at market concentration in Zim

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By Kevin Tutani 4h ago

Markets turn to firewood as US$5m Zesa tech struggles

A US$5 million Chinese billing platform introduced by state power utility Zesa Holdings (Zesa) on January 6 was bogged down by teething problems, locking out new customers and costing the company

By Tinashe Kairiza 8h ago

Markets turn to firewood as US$5m Zesa tech struggles

‘Compel each household to contribute towards transformer repairs’

Magwegwe North Zesa project chairperson Givemore Kutyauripo said this was the third time the area’s transformer developed a fault, leaving residents stranded, frustrated and abandoned.

By Margaret Lubinda Feb. 21, 2026

‘Compel each household to contribute towards transformer repairs’

NewsDay cartoon January 21, 2026 edition

By The Watcher Feb. 21, 2026

Market concentration in Zim context

Competitive markets represent the opposite end of the spectrum. They are characterised by many firms competing to offer the best value in terms of price, quality and service.

By Kevin Tutani Feb. 20, 2026

Rebooting state-owned firms

Several of these SOCs require urgent reform to regain financial and governance viability, as many are in poor condition.

By Kevin Tutani Feb. 13, 2026

Four Zesa employees arrested over US$28k theft

FOUR Zesa employees based at the Karoi Depot have been arrested in connection with the alleged theft of electrical materials valued at more than US$28 000, police confirmed.

By Nunurai Jena Jan. 5, 2026

Four Zesa employees arrested over US$28k theft

Veil on Mutapa earnings lifted

Infrastructure, including in information and communication technology and logistics sectors, followed with assets valued at US$4,2 billion, while mineral resources were valued at US$2,4 billion.

By Tatira Zwinoira Jan. 4, 2026

The worst minister in 2025 revealed

Among the mindboggling revelations was that at a time when nearly half the country are knee deep in poverty, a staggering US$64 000 was spent on curtains for Mabel’s home.

By Doctor Stop It Jan. 4, 2026