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Policy constraints limiting AI adoption: Employers

There are reports that the government has drafted a National AI policy framework, although it has not been made public.
By Blessed Ndlovu Jul. 29, 2025

Marriot's folly about to sink DeMbare

Dynamos Football Club, a titan of Zimbabwean football, a name whispered with reverence and pride, is staring down the barrel of  relegation.
By Newsday Jul. 16, 2025

Govt workers protest at Mthuli’s office

The civil servants want Ncube to address their plight in his mid-term fiscal policy review.
By Miriam Mangwaya Jul. 15, 2025

Harare to host 2025 CAA Southern Region Senior Championships

National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (NAAZ)  president, Tendai Tagara, expressed the nation's readiness to host the regional event.
By Staff Reporter Jun. 30, 2025

Job losses plague Zim’s retail, mining sectors

Industry reports reveal that thousands of jobs have already been cut, with more retrenchments on the horizon.
By Freeman Makopa Jun. 20, 2025

CZI sounds alarm over substandard goods

Its main aim is to protect consumers from substandard and counterfeit products, while promoting fair competition and curbing the influx of mispriced imports.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Jun. 20, 2025

CZI bets on tech, innovation for industrial development

As Zimbabwe prepares to leverage the African Continental Free Trade Area, technology and innovation are increasingly being seen as enablers in achieving intra-African trade at scale.
By Blessed Ndlovu Jun. 3, 2025

‘We are trending towards de-industrialisation’: Kuvarika

From this amount, the output by manufacturing firms decreased by 0,5% in 2024 as capacity utilisation fell by 0,9% to 52,3% last year compared to 2023.
By Silas Nkala Apr. 25, 2025

Address challenges that hinder competitiveness: Minister

According to the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) 2024 Annual Manufacturing Sector Survey Results, there are an estimated 4 552 manufacturing
By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 16, 2025