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‘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 1h ago

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

Disgruntled nurses give notice to strike

NURSES say they will go on a three-day strike in April if their demands are not met.

By Tafadzwa Musiniwa 1h ago

Disgruntled nurses give notice to strike

Govt honours Waddilove High School over high pass rate

The institution’s accolades and certificates were received by the school head, Charles Gwenda.

By Jairos Saunyama 1h ago

Govt honours Waddilove High School over high pass rate

Use ZITF for brand positioning and scalability

The most successful companies treat ZITF like a campaign, not an event.

By Innocent Hadebe 1h ago

Recycling Queen leads climate innovation through sustainable engine technology

I started in 2020 during the COVID-19 lockdown period and formally registered Dollar Deals Manufacturers in 2021.

By Tendai Sauta 1h ago

Recycling Queen leads climate innovation through sustainable engine technology

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 19h ago

NBS crowned 2026 IOBZ Interbank Quiz champions

First Capital Bank Zimbabwe took second place, while NMB Bank finished third in a contest that brought together banking professionals from across the industry.

By Business Reporter 19h ago

NBS crowned 2026 IOBZ Interbank Quiz champions

Pension funds tighten grip on equities market

On the sell side, other financial institutions led disposals, offloading shares worth ZiG515,32 million (43,28%), while individual investors sold shares valued at over ZiG79,5 million (6,68%).

By Tatira Zwinoira 22h ago

Pension funds tighten grip on equities market

Willdale pins turnaround on US$14,5m land sales

Willdale widened its loss to US$953 490 for the year-ended September 30, 2025, reflecting constrained working capital, reduced production throughput and rising operating costs.

By Tatira Zwinoira 22h ago