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Mpopoma High School continues legacy of academic excellence

The institution’s mission is reflected in its motto, “Velamfundo” (Arise Education), which inspires both learners and educators to strive for excellence and lifelong learning.

By Langelihle Nyathi 11h ago

Mpopoma High School continues legacy of academic excellence

Africa’s US$848bn development financing gap alarms city

Delegates assessed the continent’s progress towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

By Jeffrey Muvundusi 11h ago

Africa’s US$848bn development financing gap alarms city

CAMFED support brings hope to Zezani High school learners

School authorities expressed gratitude to CAMFED for its continued commitment to empowering young people, particularly girls, through education.

By Staff Reporter 12h ago

CAMFED support brings hope to Zezani High school learners

PPC elevates Zim to strategic growth market

PPC received a US$36 million dividend from its Zimbabwean subsidiary after the local operation declared and paid the dividend for the financial year-ended March 31, 2026.

By Blessed Ndlovu 12h ago

PPC elevates Zim to strategic growth market

Masimba invests US$2m in construction equipment

In its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, the group did not provide specific capital expenditure guidance for the current year.

By Concilia Mupezeni 13h ago

Masimba invests US$2m in construction equipment

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 13h ago

ZiG uncertainty fuels insurance disputes

A CLEAR and standardised currency and valuation framework is needed for insurance claim settlements under the ZiG regime

By Staff Reporter 13h ago

Zim’s economic growth depends on fixing tax morale not hiking new taxes

In Zimbabwe, where the informal sector is estimated to account for a massive portion of all economic activity and employment, this dynamic is our greatest fiscal hurdle.

By Tinashe Mkandawire 13h ago

Zim’s economic growth depends on fixing tax morale not hiking new taxes

Arms deals in dark corners — Don’t turn us into another bloody enclave

There must be political will to confront corruption within enforcement institutions. Criminal syndicates survive because somebody, somewhere, is looking away or benefiting.

By Shame Makoshori 14h ago