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Harare woman defrauds trust of US$137 000

She claimed to be the executrix of her late brother’s estate and presented documents suggesting she had authority to sell the property.

By Trevor Mutsvairo 5h ago

Harare woman defrauds trust of US$137 000

Rusape money laundering case raises eyebrows

He appeared in court last week facing charges of money laundering after allegedly failing to explain his new found source of wealth.

By Nqobani Ndlovu and Brent Shamu 5h ago

Rusape money laundering case raises eyebrows

Editorial Comment: Tungwarara’s promises, power and unfinished business

Can a company barely a year old, already under scrutiny for half-baked delivery, be trusted with such a vast and technically demanding mandate?

By The Standard 13h ago

Editorial Comment: Tungwarara’s promises, power and unfinished business

Letter from America: Observations: Zim’s second republic!

The staff, including customs and immigration officers were welcoming, even helping me fill in the immigration form, all the time minding to be courteous.

By Kenneth Mufuka 13h ago

Letter from America: Observations: Zim’s second republic!

Talking Green World: Zim's white gold's ability to remove the country from energy deficit to dominance

Currently South Africa is vigorously expanding its Industriies up North of the Limpopo, in particular Zimbabwe.

By Edzai Kachirekwa 13h ago

Talking Green World: Zim's white gold's ability to remove the country from energy deficit to dominance

Tech experts meet for AI bootcamp

The bootcamp will be facilitated by a panel of seasoned experts drawn from academia and industry.

By Style Reporter 23h ago

Chinese firm installs US$12k solar plant for Jairos Jiri school

By Staff Reporter Jan. 16, 2026

Optimising packaging for efficiency

Customers will be better able to easily track the journey of goods from suppliers to end users, promoting product authenticity and timely delivery.

By Charles Nyika Jan. 16, 2026

World is hiring skills, not passports

Many of them are technical, hybrid and skills-intensive and requiring workers who can install, maintain, secure, interpret and adapt intelligent systems.

By Jacob Mutisi Jan. 16, 2026