THE Misunderstood Technology of Our Time: Few technologies in modern history have generated as much excitement, anxiety, misunderstanding and speculation as Artificial Intelligence. Across Zimbabwe, Southern Africa and much of the African continent, ...

TOKYO — Global shares mostly declined on Tuesday as recent enthusiasm cooled and markets faced uncertainty about efforts to end the war in Iran. France’s CAC 40 dipped 1.0% in early trading to 8,313.86, while the German DAX fell 1.6% to 24,746.63...

THE latest foreign currency earnings data emerging from Zimbabwe presents what economists would describe as a classic macroeconomic paradox. By Brighton Musonza According to figures released by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), foreign currency rec...

ZIMBABWE’S platinum industry is projected to generate US$2 billion in export earnings next year, underpinned by stronger metal prices, expanding operations and resilient global demand. The positive trajectory comes as the country’s platinum group...

HARARE – Zimbabwe’s Mines and Mining Development Minister, Polite Kambamura, has vowed to intensify the fight against the illicit export of gold, lithium and diamonds, warning that the government will relentlessly pursue individuals and s...

NEW YORK – Legendary music executive Clive Davis, the visionary record industry architect whose career helped launch and shape some of the most influential artists in modern music, has died at the age of 94. Davis passed away on Monday at his Manha...

ARLINGTON, Texas — Lionel Messi set a World Cup record with his 17th and 18th goals, and defending champion Argentina advanced to the knockout stage with a 2-0 victory over Austria on Monday. Messi had a golden opportunity to break the record in th...

BEIJING — Zimbabwe is intensifying its drive to secure strategic infrastructure partnerships for its flagship New City development in Mt Hampden, with fresh discussions held in Beijing between the country’s delegation and the China State Construc...

Zimbabwe’s grain and oilseed markets remain under pressure from tightening supplies, with strong demand for maize and soya beans continuing to outstrip available stocks and support elevated prices, according to the latest market update from the...

SOUTH Africa will deploy more police this week to deter possible violence before a June 30 deadline set by protest groups for foreigners to leave the country. “There has been mobilisation around this issue over a period of time, and we expect it to...