BYD makes COTY shortlist
JOHANNESBURG – CHINESE new-energy vehicle giant BYD Auto South Africa has taken a significant step forward in the local automotive market after securing a semi-final place in the 2026 South
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Econet adds over 100 base stations nationwide
by MARCUS MUSHONGAHARARE – ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe added 103 base stations countrywide in the third quarter of the past year during a drive to improve coverage. The mobile operator reports
Businessmen allege unpaid loans linked to Gwanda woman Cynthia Moyo
JOHANNESBURG – WHEN Cynthia Moyo arrived in Johannesburg from Gwanda in Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland South province, she was known among acquaintances as a soft-spoken, religious, and disciplined woman who appeared committed
Gigawatt-scale projects unveiled for Africa
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – A partnership hailed as transformative and strategic is set to develop large-scale solar energy projects across Africa. The Solar Group (TSG), a leading renewable energy
Crumbling highway chokes Matabeleland North tourism growth
by MELUSI MHLANGABULAWAYO – MATABELELAND North continues to bleed tourism and hospitality revenues as the deteriorating Bulawayo–Victoria Falls highway discourages both international and domestic travellers from using one of Zimbabwe’s
Jetour accelerates global expansion plan
JOHANNESBURG – JETOUR, the Chinese car brand, is accelerating its global strategy. This is buoyed by the global sales reaching 622 590 units in 2025, a year-on-year increase of 9,5-percent
Discover the founding argument for economic growth – Part 3
by LUKE ZUNGAJOHANNESBURG – IN this third and last article on struggling African and Global South economies, we show you a glimpse of a section of Freetown, Sierra Leone posted
Econet to delist from Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
by MARCUS MUSHONGA HARARE – ECONET Wireless is to delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), where it earlier in December said its share price was undervalued. The planned voluntary
Founding arguments for economic growth
by LUKE ZUNGAJOHANNESBURG – THE first article on struggling African and some Global South economies diagnosed that (1) the number of formal businesses must be 5% of the population to
CIPS launch boosts Africa–China trade
JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH Africans and citizens across the continent are urging more African banks to join China’s Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) following Standard Bank’s decision to become the first
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