Pan-African youth development specialist Anne Mugwagwa says young women across Southern Africa must move beyond using AI to creating technologies and solutions that address local challenges.

Dr Precious Sibiya, Zimbabwean legal practitioner, retired Army Captain, corporate leader and author of The Silent Battlefield.

From perfumes and cakes to baobab juice and motivational T-shirts, young Zimbabwean entrepreneurs brought their businesses and big ambitions to a Harare outdoor expo.

In Harare’s Rugare Granites, livelihoods depend directly on human loss. Here, carvers negotiate prices while grieving clients pray over freshly cut granite. It is called business yet nothing about the day-to-day work feels ordinary.

Zimbabwe could see cheaper loans and longer repayment periods as falling inflation creates conditions for lower interest rates and expanded long-term financing.

Nkululeko Rusununguko TV, owned by the Zimbabwe National Army, is facing the auction of vehicles and office equipment after a court order to recover US$278,479.88 owed to employees

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has reduced the maximum pump prices of diesel and petrol, offering motorists and businesses relief after a decline in global crude oil prices driven by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

The Government has announced that Air Zimbabwe will resume direct flights between Harare and London by the end of July 2026, ending a 15-year absence from one of the airline's most strategic international routes.

South African business organisations have warned that rising tensions over illegal immigration could trigger further xenophobic violence and damage the country’s economic interests.