Newspapers from Zimbabwe
‘RESEARCH AND AI MUST DELIVER JOBS, PROSPERITY’
ZIMBABWE should harness artificial intelligence (AI), research and innovation to improve efficiency across all sectors of the economy, develop practical home-grown solutions to national challenges and accelerate industrialisation, modernisation and...
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Quality early learning gains momentum
MANICALAND Province has emerged as the country’s hub for Early Childhood Development (ECD) education, boasting the highest number of teachers — both trained and untrained — at a time when Zimbabwe has recorded a remarkable surge in qualified ECD...
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President cracks down on poor public service
ACCOUNTABILITY, integrity, efficiency and compassion must be embedded in the character of all public officials, President Mnangagwa has said. In his address at the launch of the Citizens Engagement and Scoring Platform in Harare yesterday, the...
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THE BAR, THE BEER, THE BABY AND THE MURDER
Couple had a history of domestic violence, say neighbours Shortly before her death, she breastfed her baby in the bar Husband said he wanted to die after realising she was dead Mutare’s Chikanga township left in shock by murder case
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NETONE YORWISA KUTORWA KWEZVINODHAKA
MUSHURE mekuona kukura kwedambudziko rekutorwa kwezvinodhaka munyika, kunyanya nevechidiki, kambani yeNetOne yakaona zvakakodzera kuti itsigire mabasa makuru ari kuitwa neHurumende mukurwisa dambudziko iri. Kambani iyi iri kufamba ichiita zvirongwa...
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FOOD SECURITY BOOST
ZIMBABWE is poised for another landmark wheat harvest that could significantly strengthen national food security, reduce dependence on imports and cushion the country against the looming drought threat. This comes as farmers complete winter wheat...
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President Mbasogo lauds Zim’s stance on global peace
ZIMBABWE is a strong advocate of global peace and its victory in securing nonpermanent representation in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was well deserved, Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo said last week. In a...
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AI and artisans can co-exist
AS artificial intelligence accelerates transformation of the global economy, one uncomfortable truth is becoming clearer: the traditional hierarchy that elevated white-collar professions above technical and manual trades is being fundamentally...
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Zim’s donor dependency syndrome shocker
ZIMBABWE’S heavy reliance on nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) for many years could see the country losing out on the latest groundbreaking HIV and Aids intervention by the United States’ President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR), with the...
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2030: ED loyalist in trouble
Local Government minister Daniel Garwe (pictured) could be heading into political turbulence after Youth minister Tino Machakaire seemed to target him for attack, threatening to bash him publicly if he continued to harass other Zanu PF...
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Volatile tax regime sparks corporate rebellion ... as legal battles mount
ZIMBABWE’S volatile fiscal environment is fast morphing into a corporate crisis, with major companies not only publicly condemning government’s “highly-complex and punitive” tax laws, but also launching a wave of legal challenges against the...
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