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Youth, diaspora and connectivity key to Zimbabwe’s growth push

“The first and most significant opportunity we have as a country is the human capital dividend,” she said.

By Online Reporter 3h ago

Youth, diaspora and connectivity key to Zimbabwe’s growth push

'Zimbabwe must leverage its youth, diaspora population and connectivity to accelerate economic growth'

“We have one of Africa's most intellectually vibrant young populations, which is educated, ambitious, and increasingly tech savvy.”

By Online Reporter 6h ago

'Zimbabwe must leverage its youth, diaspora population and connectivity to accelerate economic growth'

Why employee wellbeing is no longer a ‘soft issue’ but a business imperative in Zim

The effects of poor employee wellbeing are frequently hidden but deeply damaging.

By Hillary Dzavanhu Apr. 12, 2026

Why employee wellbeing is no longer a ‘soft issue’ but a business imperative in Zim

‘Zim should lead Africa’s industrial, trade transformation’

ZIMBABWEAN business leaders and entrepreneurs should scale up local production, streamline cross-border trade and address structural challenges that continue to stifle regional competitiveness.

By Blessed Ndlovu Mar. 24, 2026

‘Zim should lead Africa’s industrial, trade transformation’

Mastering Cisco certifications: A pathway to networking excellence

Most Cisco certifications need renewal every three years to ensure your skills remain current with industry standards.

By Newsday Mar. 16, 2026

Mastering Cisco certifications: A pathway to networking excellence

Inclusive environmental governance and women in leadership

Building governance systems that intentionally include women ensures that policies, strategies, and organisational decisions reflect the experiences and needs of all stakeholders.

By Pamela Yako Mar. 16, 2026

Inclusive environmental governance and women in leadership

Internal comms is heartbeat of organisations

When they are informed, engaged and inspired, they naturally become brand ambassadors. Conversely, when they feel excluded, confusion and disengagement quickly follow.

By Cliff Chiduku Mar. 11, 2026