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How Econet turned to AI to cut its diesel bill by...
With diesel costs rising sharply amid the conflict in the Middle East, one Zimbabwean company has turned to artificial intelligence to cut...
Economy
HIGHLIGHTS: Mthuli gives nothing back in tight-fisted Z$4.2 trillion 2023 budget
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube picked an odd quote to cap off his 2023 national budget statement on Thursday. He quoted Mahatma Gandhi:...
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Familiar face, unfamiliar fraudster: WhatsApp scams trigger warnings across borders
An urgent WhatsApp request from a familiar contact used to mean a relative needed help. These days, it may mean a stranger...
From Willards, Spuds to Sun Jam: You can now buy a...
Do you want to own a piece of the company that makes some of Zimbabwe’s favourite snacks?
Amalgamated Brands,...
Econet revives Technites platform to create jobs for skilled workers
Econet Wireless has revived Technites, a platform connecting independent contractors with paid work.
Work will start with the installation...
Zim’s biggest ferrochrome producer seals financing deal to advance key 115MW...
Zimbabwe's energy developer Centrachine, a subsidiary of African Transmission Corporation (ATC), has signed a direct agreement with ferrochrome producer Afrochine Smelting, unlocking...
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Wicknell Chivayo: The deals that took him from Chikurubi convict to Govt tender king
The rise of Wicknell Chivayo, who has died in a helicopter crash, was closely tied to some of Zimbabwe’s biggest and most controversial government deals.
His tenderpreneur story starts...
The river between: Why Zambia and Zimbabwe need a shared power strategy
By Wellington Muzengeza
Standing on the wall of Kariba Dam, one sees turbines on the north bank feeding Zambia and those on the south serving Zimbabwe. On paper, the...
Will your stand stand? A property buyer’s guide to Harare’s demolition era
A man saves for fifteen years to buy a stand in Budiriro. He pays the cooperative. He gets an offer letter with stamps and signatures that look official. He builds slowly; foundation...
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No extra power until you pay US$80m arrears, neighbours tell Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe needs to raise US$80 million to clear arrears with its regional electricity suppliers before it can ramp up imports to ease a critical power shortage.
Power struggle: How corruption and poor planning left Zimbabwe in the dark
By Ranga Mberi
Zimbabwe’s power utility says the rolling power cuts the country is facing have been caused by low water levels at...
Familiar face, unfamiliar fraudster: WhatsApp scams trigger warnings across borders
An urgent WhatsApp request from a familiar contact used to mean a relative needed help. These days, it may mean a stranger has borrowed their identity —...
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Econet revives Technites platform to create jobs for skilled workers
Econet Wireless has revived Technites, a platform connecting independent contractors with paid work.
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Zim’s biggest ferrochrome producer seals financing deal to advance key 115MW solar plant
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Econet InfraCo reports solid maiden half-year results after VFEX listing
Econet InfraCo, the VFEX-listed infrastructure subsidiary of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, has reported its maiden results across its three operations — towers, power and real estate
Wicknell Chivayo: The deals that took him from Chikurubi convict to Govt tender king
The rise of Wicknell Chivayo, who has died in a helicopter crash, was closely tied to some of Zimbabwe’s biggest and most controversial government deals.


















































