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History often repeats itself, sometimes very badly

They are viewed as appendages of their former colonisers. That is only if they are lucky to survive. Many had their homes burnt down and were forced to leave the country.

By Harry Wilson 20h ago

History often repeats itself, sometimes very badly

WestProp unveils Chivhu Eco City project

“We see immense opportunities in Chivhu — not only for residents and investors, but also for the broader economy. Industry will be excited about what we’re bringing,” Sharpe said.

By Business Reporter Apr. 1, 2026

WestProp unveils Chivhu Eco City project

The Illusion of Privacy: Taking control of your digital identity

Every time you click “search” or hit “send,” you leave behind a digital footprint one that companies often understand better than you do.

By Panashe Sharara Mar. 30, 2026

The Illusion of Privacy: Taking control of your digital identity

Why real estate is the wealth creation revolution women cannot afford to miss

The First Truth is by accepting that Wealth Loves Structure, Not Emotion!

By Karen Nyenga Mar. 30, 2026

Why real estate is the wealth creation revolution women cannot afford to miss

US embassy programme to deepen Zim ties

In a statement, US ambassador to Zimbabwe Pamela Tremont said the engagements are designed to bolster people-to-people connections and advance shared prosperity.

By Gracious Daniel Mar. 29, 2026

‘Adjust to our ride fares or walk’, inDrive drivers tell Zimboz

This development could stall residents’ adoption of global information communication and technology (ICT) standards.

By Evans Mathanda Mar. 28, 2026

‘Adjust to our ride fares or walk’, inDrive drivers tell Zimboz

Old Mutual Notice

Accordingly, shareholders and the investing public are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the Company's shares until a further announcement is made.

By The Zimbabwe Independent Mar. 27, 2026

No missile will break our inflation resolve, says RBZ

The assurance came as global crude markets reeled from a war that has disrupted flows through a strategic artery handling roughly 20% of world oil supply.

By Mthandazo Nyoni Mar. 27, 2026