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Two Brand-New Team Coaches For Zifa

The Zimbabwe Football Association officially took delivery of two brand-new 66-seater team coaches, marking a significant step forward in the organisation's

By Kudakwashe Gahadzikwa 1h ago

Bulawayo queen sets sights on global crown

The model, entrepreneur, and cultural advocate is no stranger to accolades, having previously been crowned Miss Uhuru Zimbabwe.

By Nizbert Moyo 2h ago

Bulawayo queen sets sights on global crown

Great Zimbabwe hydro plant feeds into national grid

In a statement, Parliament said the visit enabled legislators to appreciate the role being played by the hydroelectric project in strengthening the country’s

By Business Reporter 2h ago

Great Zimbabwe hydro plant feeds into national grid

Nust students benefit in Indian Embassy Yoga wellness programme

“Yoga builds physical fitness, mental clarity, and emotional balance. We want to give young people practical tools for healthier, more productive lives.”

By Keith Jeketera 4h ago

Nust students benefit in Indian Embassy Yoga wellness programme

Ariston shareholders back board shake-up

Auditors and directors have warned that the group’s future remains uncertain, citing accumulated losses, weak liquidity and dependence on external funding.

By Blessed Ndlovu 5h ago

Ariston shareholders back board shake-up

Directors’ institute develops AI governance framework

He said IoDZ was targeting the release of a consultation draft in the third quarter, with member input to be incorporated before the framework is finalised.

By Concilia Mupezeni 5h ago

Directors’ institute develops AI governance framework

FIU turns to AI as Zim battles US$6bn illicit finance threat

Against this backdrop, FIU director-general Oliver Chiperesa says the institution is modernising its surveillance and analytical capabilities to keep pace with emerging threats.

By Mthandazo Nyoni 5h ago

FIU turns to AI as Zim battles US$6bn illicit finance threat

ZiG uncertainty fuels insurance disputes.

He said trust deficits in Zimbabwe’s short-term insurance sector were well documented, pointing to Ipec 2025 data as evidence of persistent structural challenges.

By Staff Reporter 5h ago