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Hippo sets aside US$11m as capex for FY26

Consequently, sugar production rose 13% to 219 112 tonnes during the period from the prior year.

By Tatira Zwinoira Oct. 9, 2025

Hippo sets aside US$11m as capex for FY26

Pensions sector assets rise 6% to US$2,63bn

The pensions industry is a huge investment bloc in the country, having significant holdings in listed and unlisted firms.

By Tatira Zwinoira Oct. 9, 2025

Pensions sector assets rise 6% to US$2,63bn

Growing intolerance for free expression must stop

Section 59 guarantees every citizen the right to demonstrate and present petitions peacefully.

By Newsday Oct. 6, 2025

Growing intolerance for free expression must stop

2030: Students charged over plot to topple Mnangagwa

The accused are Midlands State University (MSU) students Milton Muchayana (21), Anenyasha Moyo (22), and Langton Muhoma (22).

By Trevor Mutsvairo Oct. 5, 2025

2030: Students charged over plot to topple Mnangagwa

Basics of options trading for Zim investors: A simple guide using US market examples

Among various ways to invest, options trading has grown popular because it offers different strategies to manage risk and seek profit beyond simply buying stocks.

By Isaac Jonas Oct. 5, 2025

Basics of options trading for Zim investors: A simple guide using US market examples

11 awards, first class honours degree: Catholic nun makes history

HER name continues to ring in the minds of those who attended the last Midlands State University (MSU) graduation ceremony held in Kwekwe.

By Jairos Saunyama Oct. 4, 2025

11 awards, first class honours degree: Catholic nun makes history

US retains Zim on human trafficking hotspot list

In a statement on the release of the 2025 Trafficking in Persons Report, secretary of State Marco Rubio said human trafficking was a

By Sydney Kawadza Oct. 1, 2025

US retains Zim on human trafficking hotspot list

Africa and the Global South: United for justice in a New World Order

The United States, wielding the UN as both shield and sword, would five years later launch its genocidal war in Korea under the Security Council’s nominal approval.

By Wilfred Ndhlovu Sep. 30, 2025