Revitalising agric exports: A forward-looking economic strategy
AGRICULTURE remains the cornerstone of the Zimbabwean economy, contributing around 17% to GDP and supporting over 60% of the population
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Art of storytelling in PR
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Giving farmers, commodities and consumers a voice through market data
Policy-makers rely on self-reported data from parastatals and private companies that handle less than 30% of agricultural commodities in most African countries.
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Why disillusionment spreads faster than hope in Africa
The situation in Kenya provides a stark illustration of how legitimate grievances can spiral into deadly confrontations when governments prioritise force over dialogue.
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Lithium: How to make sure benefits flow to the local economy
Lithium-ion batteries are not made in Zimbabwe. Instead, the country exports the mineral as a raw resource.
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What Consumers Should Know Before Clicking Loan Ads in News Articles
If you’re in the market for a loan, skip the random ad links. Instead, compare trusted options
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CAG Travellers Coaches: Redefining the bus industry with innovation and excellence
The company recently introduced a pre-booked express bus system, allowing passengers to book a bus before departure and enjoy a seamless journey without stops at ranks.
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Choreographed democracy.
Despite the billions pumped into the Command Agriculture programme, Zimbabwe still has the least maize yield per hectare in Sadc at about 1,1 tonnes per hectare.
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AI is rewriting India’s news business from the newsroom to advertising
That declaration framed the two-day conference.
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The heart of leadership
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Why does digital transformation matter in business?
This is the platform where business deals are struck and robust marketing and public relations is conducted.
By Innocent Hadebe
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Choreographed democracy
They post pictures and statements that are designed to draw them close to the people.
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Beyond cosmetic care: The critical importance of lip health
THE lips stand out as the most aesthetically and functionally prominent facial area, yet the most painful when afflicted.
By Patience Matambo
Jul. 11, 2025
Where are we with HCC commission of inquiry report?
It is imperative to change all the leaders at Harare City Council if order is to be restored.
By Johannes Marisa
Jul. 11, 2025
New online betting sites in South Africa: 2025 overview
This guide outlines new entrants to South Africa’s online betting space in 2025, with a focus on compliance, usability, mobile access, and platform transparency.
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Seven best Zimbabweans to play in South African premiership
Munetsi could play in defence or midfield and was excellent at breaking up play.
By Newsday
Jul. 10, 2025
Accumulating and investing: Trajectories of change in Zim’s land reform areas
There is no simple pattern and there have been diverse outcomes following land reform — some succeeding, some failing and many somewhere in between and varying over time.
By Ian Scoones and Tapiwa Chatikobo
Jul. 10, 2025
Role of NGOs in driving agric development in Zim’s economy
NGOs are mission-driven organisations operating independent of government structures.
By Wayne Matyukira
Jul. 10, 2025
Israel’s aggression must be confronted by the Global South
It is not Iran’s nuclear programme that threatens global peace; it is Iran’s refusal to become another client state of Washington and Tel Aviv.
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Jul. 9, 2025
Don’t cut corners: Choose growth over comfort
It’s your first chance to show up for yourself, to choose discipline over distraction and to step into the version of you that you are working towards.
By Rutendo Kureya
Jul. 8, 2025
Time to reform national hero selection process
Once again, let me thank you for honouring our homeboy with a well-deserved recognition.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
Jul. 8, 2025
What constitutionalist? Mnangagwa’s Agenda 2030 and feigned constitutionalism
Legally, it is no easy path to achieve Agenda 2030, but as Zimbabweans now know too well, legalities are not impediments to naked power retention and extension.
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Jul. 8, 2025
Parking at construction sites: A costly mistake for Harare drivers
Construction sites are often characterised by uneven terrain, heavy machinery and building materials, making them a hazardous environment for parked vehicles.
By AMH Voices
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Bridging the divide: An in-depth analysis of the generational gap in Zim’s higher education
Zimbabwe's economic challenges have deeply influenced the way different generations view the purpose of education.
By Alexander Maune
Jul. 7, 2025
Gambling is devouring Zim's youth faster than drugs
The psychological warfare unleashed by gambling addiction manifests in particularly sinister ways among Zimbabwe's youth population.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Jul. 7, 2025
Zim privatising prisons?
The Zimbabwe administration has arrested and incarcerated some senior Zanu PF members.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Jul. 5, 2025
SIPOC as a leadership tool
The awareness helps teams in understanding how their work impacts other businesses up and down the stream.
By Innocent Hadebe
Jul. 5, 2025
Increasing your market value
Your personal brand is important in this fast changing world.
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Tongue diseases: Why dentists examine more than just your teeth
The reason is that every part of the mouth provides important details you might overlook and can only be discerned by the trained eye (dentist).
By Patience Matambo
Jul. 4, 2025
