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Transporters' sector negatively impacted by foreign players By Allan Mbotshwa The transport and haulage industry in Zimbabwe faces significant challenges that threaten its sustainability and growth.  One of the foremost issues is the overrun by foreign investors, who have aggressively entered the market, often at the expense of indigenous transporters. These foreign companies benefit from duty-free trucks, tax holidays, and easy access to financing from international banks, creating an uneven playing field. Speaking àt a press conference held in the capital, Zimbabwe Indigenous Road Transporters Association, Chairperson Mr Simon Gambiza said, ''indigenous transporters rely on hard-earned capital, struggle with high licensing fees, and face stiff competition from these well-funded foreign players controlling a monopolistic share of mineral transportation and logistics.'' Furthermore, the arrival of foreign transport companies has led to a disruption in local supply c...

  Say NO to Drugs—Yes to Skills, Dignity, and a Future with Purpose As the dust settles on the momentous Bulilima Drug and Substance Abuse Campaign & Life Skills Graduation held on 24 May 2025, one message rings clear across the nation: Zimbabwe is taking a firm stand against drugs, and no community will be left behind. Hosted in the heart of Matabeleland South Province, this initiative marked not only a graduation of youth and villagers into skill-based professions like hotel and catering, welding, and detergent making, but also a symbolic graduation away from the shackles of substance abuse toward dignity, productivity, and nation-building. The campaign, supported by NetOne under its #ImpactingLives initiative, dovetails seamlessly with the national vision of His Excellency President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, who has consistently called for inclusive development under the banner “leaving no one and no place behind.” Bulilima has now emerged as a shining example of this dec...

Government unveils land development vision for Zimbabwe's Youth By Allan Mbotshwa  During the launch of the 2025 Leadership Success Series at Masvingo Polytechnic, Kudakwashe Tagwirei, Chairperson of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee, outlined a transformative vision for Zimbabwe's agricultural sector. He emphasized that with the right tools, “Farming can produce millionaires.” This statement underscores the potential for agriculture to be a vehicle for wealth creation, especially for the youth.  Tagwirei highlighted the government's commitment to integrating digital technologies into agriculture.  The introduction of digital land registries, e-agriculture platforms, and technology hubs aims to unlock the vast potential of Zimbabwe's land and resources.  Such innovations are crucial for young farmers seeking to enter the market, as they provide streamlined access to land information and resources. Minister Tatenda Mavetera reinforced this message during her vi...

  A Proud Moment for NetOne: Leading Through Innovation NetOne continues to break new ground in Zimbabwe’s telecommunications industry, recently earning the distinguished Innovation Award 2025 at the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) Mashonaland Region Awards. This accolade underscores the company’s resolute commitment to transformative innovation and delivering meaningful impact to communities across the nation. The award was received by the Group Chief Executive Officer, Eng. Raphael Mushanawani, whose visionary leadership has propelled NetOne to new heights. His unwavering focus on innovation, efficiency, and inclusive growth has positioned the company as a trusted and forward-thinking national brand. This recognition is not just a celebration of corporate excellence, but also a reflection of the collective effort, creativity, and dedication of the entire NetOne team. It serves as a reminder that bold ideas, backed by action and purpose, can shape a better future. #Ne...