Market concentration in Zim context
Competitive markets represent the opposite end of the spectrum. They are characterised by many firms competing to offer the best value in terms of price, quality and service.
By Kevin Tutani
17m ago
CABS partners Visa to offer clients new cutting edge payments solutions
“Following the success of the CABS prepaid card, introducing the virtual card reaffirms our commitment to providing modern, secure, and convenient digital payment solutions.”
By Business Reporter
17m ago
Zim shocks Sri Lanka to top Group B
ZIMBABWE stunned hosts Sri Lanka with a 6-wicket WIN at the iconic R. Premadasa Cricket Stadium,
By Austin Karonga
17m ago
Mighty Warriors sparkle in Cosafa opener
Held at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, South Africa, the match saw the Zimbabweans overcome a lack of competitive match fitness to claim three vital points.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
17m ago
‘Kidnapped’ Bulawayo toddler found alive
“Acting on the information, the police swiftly responded and arrested a female adult suspect at the corner of Herbert Chitepo Street and 3rd Avenue in Bulawayo,” she said.
By Nizbert Moyo
18h ago
A defining moment for Matobo district
For decades, Matobo has been counted among the country’s marginalised districts, rich in culture, heritage and natural beauty, yet lagging behind in critical infrastructure.
By Southern Eye
18h ago
Inactivity threatens Mighty Warriors’ Cosafa campaign
From my observation, the squad made up of locally based players only, still needs more time, not just a few days, to properly gel and prepare for the upcoming Cosafa Women’s Championship.
By Sticks Chigandiwa
18h ago
City authors inspire through poem
Dumisani Matewe and Amanda Sibanda have crafted 42 poems—25 in the first manuscript and 17 in the second—creating a collection that offers a platform for reflection, dialogue, and insight.
By Margaret Lubinda
18h ago
KwaNtuthu comedy festival to celebrate five-year milestone
Speaking about the five day event, Ndlovu said each day is intentionally curated to reflect the journey and future of the festival.
By Margaret Lubinda
19h ago
