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Japan’s Credit Rating Agency affirms Afreximbank’s A- credit rating

JCR cited Afreximbank’s strong strategic positioning, consistent profitability, and robust capital base as key factors supporting the rating.
By Mthandazo Nyoni 16h ago

Beyond TICAD 9

A country needs partners willing to co-create solutions and candid enough to call a spade a spade.
By Newsday 21h ago

Televised DNA testing must be banned in Zim

It should be restricted to resolve family issues privately in line with other regulations on data privacy and protection and safeguarding the best interests of children.

Footgolfers impress at Byo tourney

Kuwengwa believes that embracing footgolf as a legitimate sport can contribute positively to the country's development.

First Capital Bank Zim profit after tax up 128% in H1

 During the period under review, total net income closed the half year at ZiG1,09 billion from ZiG488,61 million recorded in the comparable period last year.
By Business Reporter 21h ago

Kadoma runs dry after critical transformer blows up

The transformer failure left significant portions of the community without reliable access to clean water, creating challenges for households, businesses, and public services.
By Azriel Chimeno 21h ago

Reflec-tions on the Washington Accord

This accord was brokered by the United States. This opinion piece intends to reflect on the effectiveness of the accord.
By Nicholas Aribino 21h ago

Police block Gukurahundi public meeting

POLICE in Bulawayo have stopped Matabeleland-based political parties and civic groups from holding a public meeting to deliberate on the region's 1980s massacres.
By Nizbert Moyo 21h ago

Business sounds alarm as economy deteriorates

Zimbabwe sits at 124th globally and 20th in Africa on competitiveness rankings, hampered by macroeconomic instability, exchange rate volatility and policy coordination challenges.
By Nqobizwe Thebe 21h ago