AI and Zim’s economic future: Innovation, productivity and national competitiveness
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to significantly transform Zimbabwe’s economy by improving efficiency across various sectors.
By Sharon Dzingai
4m ago
ZRA eyes global stage, joins international hydropower body
ZRA is midway through the Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project, a US$294 million undertaking to secure the dam wall and plunge pools after decades of erosion.
By Obert Siamulandu
1h ago
Conjugal rights limited to open prison inmates, says Khami prison chief
“As an organisation, not all inmates are enjoying this privilege,” Chemugarira told journalists.
By Silas Nkala
1h ago
Chicken Inn seek to end slide at Wadzanayi
Ndiraya believes a lack of cutting edge in front of goal has been the major factor behind their recent struggles and is banking on an improved attacking display against Agama.
By Fortune Mbele
1h ago
Rural innovators shine, but funding gap looms
Nyasha Tsvoto, one of the students, said: “Pulsera does two main things: it monitors the patient’s health condition and the patient’s environment.”
By Vongai Kahwa
1h ago
US$1,2m dagga-linked truck driver remanded in custody
The State, in opposing bail, brought police intelligence officer Detective Assistant Simbi Padzakashamba, who, in an affidavit, argued that Ndou was not a good candidate for bail.
By Desmond Chingarande
1h ago
Shuntai, CBMI sign Zvishavane cement expansion deal
CBMI managing director Zhang Sicai and Shuntai chairperson Xing Mingchang recently signed the agreement in Beijing.
By Blessed Ndlovu
1h ago
Africa Finance Corporation raises record US$2 billion syndicated loan
AFC said the facility will strengthen its capacity to scale investments in infrastructure and industrial ecosystems across Africa, supporting trade, growth and job creation.
By Business Reporter
14h ago
Community ownership key to energy transition
“Renewable energy must be designed in a way that deliberately includes women, young people and marginalised communities from the beginning, not as an afterthought.”
By Tatenda Kunaka
18h ago
