Sport

Happy Kaindu wants Bosso to kick on

BY EMMANUEL MARAMBE KELVIN Kaindu’s return to Highlanders was expected to galvanise a side that had ended the 2023 season with little to celebrate despite a fifth place finish in what was a hugely competitive Castle Lager Premier Soccer League campaign. Much of Bosso’s disappointment had stemmed from the contrast between the first and second…

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Editorial Comment

Feasible measures needed to steady the ship

RENOWNED banker John Mushayavanhu commenced his duties as Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor last Thursday amid huge market expectations given the economic situation in the country. His first task is to issue the long-awaited monetary policy statement which, among other things, must address economic fundamentals that include currency and prices volatilities. Mushayavanhu has to calm…

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Business

Mobile data traffic on the rise: Potraz

ZIMBABWE’S mobile data traffic continues to rise, increasing by an overall 4.7 percent to record 46.79 petabytes in the fourth quarter of 2023. This was up from 44.67 recorded in the previous quarter, the latest industry statistics show. According to the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) Sector Performance Report Q4 2023, Econet…

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Abuse of young girls living with disabilities continuing

By Ketty Nyoni WITH the country continuing to grapple with child marriages, many vulnerable girls — including those living with disabilities — are finding themselves being forced into early motherhood. So says Telia Chilundo Mhonda, the founder and director of The Period Company, a non-profit organisation that promotes menstrual health in the country. Speaking on…

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Life & Arts

Female musicians rise on digital stages

BY CLARE NYAKUJARA IN the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, digital platforms such as Spotify, YouTube, and social media have become instrumental in reshaping the careers of many artists, particularly female musicians. These platforms have democratized the music industry, breaking down traditional barriers and offering new opportunities for exposure, fan engagement, and revenue generation….

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