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Topic : Global Economy

Power of big data analytics in procurement procedure

Though seemingly obvious, next to cash, information is king.

By Charles Nyika May. 23, 2025

Power of big data analytics in procurement procedure

Financial sector: More than just banking

By taking a climate risk lens at their portfolios and transactions, the financial sector can identify opportunities for steering capital towards climate investments.

By Cynthia Tapera May. 24, 2024

Financial sector: More than just banking

A troubled world

The conflict in Eastern Europe has had a significant impact on the global economy, driving up the cost of some necessities.

By Tapiwa Gomo Feb. 26, 2024

Zim must invest in minerals exploration: Soda

He said mineral exploration had led to notable and sustainable benefits such as job creation and also technological transformation.

By Emmanuel Mpofu Nov. 2, 2023

Zim must invest in minerals exploration: Soda

Minister urges investment in minerals exploration

He said mineral exploration had led to notable and sustainable benefits such as job creation and also technological transformations.

By Emmanuel Mpofu Nov. 1, 2023

Minister urges investment in minerals exploration

Business opinion: Remodelling the vision for entrepreneurship

Where machines are now living anatomies as they can talk, exchange and respond to instructions than any time before (infusing innovation and Artificial Intelligence). Sure if you snooze you lose.

By Farai Chigora Feb. 26, 2023

Business opinion: Remodelling the vision for entrepreneurship

Meeting essential human needs

The digitalisation of the global economy has just made things worse, we live in a divided world where the “haves” get richer and the rest continuously slide into poverty.

By Eddie Cross Dec. 11, 2022

On the precipice of a recession

The increase came barely a few weeks after the European Central Bank announced its second interest rate hike.

By Tafara Mtutu Oct. 7, 2022

Will the IMF US$961m windfall rescue Zim?

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Covid-19 has caused substantial long-term global macroeconomic environment change, and the pandemic inflicted long-term scars on the global economy.

By The Independent Sep. 5, 2021