Children and parental migration from a social justice lens

"For thousands of Zimbabwean parents, migration is not a choice, but a desperate last resort driven by economic hardship and instability.
By Ottilia Mabhena Dec. 4, 2025

Insurers can’t honour US$5bn, now they want to weaponise Zida

The catastrophe of 2008 remains an unhealed wound. Up to US$5 billion in pensions and long-term savings evaporated, taking with it the futures of thousands of ordinary workers.
By Shame Makoshori Nov. 28, 2025

Rebuilding the Zimbabwean child: Why parenting must return to community roots

Part of the problem could lie in the relentless pressures of modern life. Economic instability has turned “hustling” into a national identity.  
By Simbarashe Kanyimo Nov. 24, 2025

What China's Five-Year Plan teaches Africa about patience and progress

The current time is one of deep reflection for African nations. We stand at a crossroads, filled with potential yet constantly grappling with the ghosts of fragmented development
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa Oct. 30, 2025

Contribution of pension funds to economic growth

Mandatory lockdowns presented operational challenges, as industry players had to capacitate their staff to work from home, which came with additional costs.
By Ronald Zvendiya Jun. 9, 2023

356k policies lapse in three months…millions more in danger: Ipec report

Zimbabwe's economy has been affected by  high inflation, currency instability, power outages and volatile exchange rates.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Apr. 6, 2023

A festival of misinformation and propaganda

It should always be remembered that any instability in South Africa will affect its neighbours with a more than double return to sender effect on South Africa.
By Tapiwa Shumba Dec. 6, 2022

Forex traded continues to fall

The total value traded came in at US$10,5 million which is the lowest level since the revamp of the auction market in June 2020.
By Respect Gwenzi Oct. 7, 2022