Rutendo Mazhindu
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Articles Written By Rutendo Mazhindu
Zim Drives $15.8bn Livestock Strategy
 Zimbabwe is scaling up the adoption of Juncao technology as part of a broader strategy to transform agriculture into a high-value, climate-resilient sector anchored on a projected US$15.8 billion liv...
Stanbic, NUST Launch Matabeleland Scholarship Fund
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has partnered the National University of Science and Technology to roll out a five-year scholarship fund targeting academically gifted but financially disadvantaged students from...
$9.7bn Export Boom, but Only 2% are Women: The Massive Gap in Zimbabwe’s Trade
Zimbabwe’s export earnings surged to US$9.71 billion in 2025, reflecting a 30 percent increase, but women-led businesses remain largely excluded, with only 2 percent participating in export markets.Th...
83 Million Saved, but the Fight Against TB is Far From Over
Despite decades of progress, tuberculosis remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, killing nearly 3,500 people every day even as global interventions have saved an estimated 83 millio...
Diaspora skills key To health Sector revival
Zimbabwe is increasingly turning to its diaspora to help rebuild and modernise the country’s health system, with authorities placing renewed focus on skills transfer, investment and global partnership...
Zim, Jamaica Shift Focus To Economic Gains
Zimbabwe and Jamaica are quietly redefining their long-standing relationship, moving beyond shared history and symbolism to focus on trade, skills transfer and innovation  areas seen as critical to de...
From Barber Chair to Viral Comedy
 In Zimbabwe’s buzzing digital comedy space, a new name is quietly but steadily drawing audiences — Moven “Moe” Svotwa, the young content creator behind the fast-growing skit brand, Moe Skits.A scroll...
AMA Fees Cut 75%, Fish VAT Scrapped
Farmers and agribusiness players are beginning to feel the impact of sweeping cost-cutting measures across Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector, as government moves to ease the burden of licences, permits a...
58.5% Informal Sector, Women Still Pay Pink Tax
Zimbabwe’s informal economy may be powering livelihoods, but for many women, the start of 2026 is exposing a deeper reality  survival is still being taxed in ways that remain largely invisible.In mark...