You didn’t adopt AI. It adopted you
The focus of my address was leadership in the age of AI, how you stay ahead when uncertainty and disruption are the new normal.
By Trevor Ncube
Jun. 21, 2026
Gakaka: A photographer’s unlikely journey
My girlfriend at the time, now my wife, encouraged me. I told her I was thinking about buying a camera, and she said, “I think that’s a great idea.”
By In Conversation With Trevor
Jun. 21, 2026
Nyaruwata empowers women against the climate crisis
From analysing cholera outbreaks to documenting the harrowing survival stories of Cyclone Idai, she highlights how socioeconomic vulnerabilities exacerbate environmental crises.
By In Conversation With Trevor
Jun. 14, 2026
Dr Filippa Nel: Why every soul needs a therapist
From the grassroots success of the Friendship Bench to the intimacy of personal journaling, Filippanel explores how facing difficult internal conversations leads to genuine growth.
By In Conversation With Trevor
Jun. 7, 2026
Government seized with security sector growth
Institute of Chartered Loss Control and Private Security Management executive secretary Joshua Murire said the criterion for registering security companies was outdated.
By Tapfumanei Muchabaiwa
May. 18, 2026
Cruiser craze hits Zim... the rise of ‘Cruiser Mhani’
Something unusual has been happening on Zimbabwe’s motoring scene — something organic, loud, and impossible to ignore. From a street chant to a full-blown motoring movement, “Cruiser Mhani”
By Andrew Muzamhindo
May. 15, 2026
Vingirai’s one-day SA trip that ended with eight years in exile
In Conversation with Alpha Media Holdings chairman Trevor Ncube (TN), Vingirai reflects on the decimation of indigenous banking, his spiritual survival
By In Conversation With Trevor
May. 10, 2026
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Ramaphosa farm visit saga rages on
In the letter, Ncube expresses concern that the visit last Sunday at Mnangagwa’s private farm in Kwekwe occurred during a period of significant legislative changes in Zimbabwe.
By Staff Reporter
May. 10, 2026
Nicholas Vingirai: The accidental banker who excelled
The economy was more formal than we have today. Companies were vibrant. The opportunities to train for whatever profession you chose were multiple.
By In Conversation With Trevor
May. 3, 2026
