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SECURITY MATTERS: Nelson Mandela Bay’s crime-fighting ‘Loerbroer’ could soon return to spy on criminals
Councillors in Nelson Mandela Bay have been informed that the metro’s R6-million mobile surveillance vehicle, Loerbroer, could return to service as early as August after nearly five years out of …
Gqeberha’s third deadly blow: Deindustrialisation knocking on the door again?
The wind that blows through Algoa Bay has always carried the smell of salt and diesel. Increasingly, it carries something else: the uneasy feeling that history is repeating itself, and …
POST-TRANSFER HEADACHES: Sold your Joburg home? Why utility bills may still arrive months later
If the City of Johannesburg is still billing you for a sold property, don’t pay up. Here are the steps to take to settle your account for good.
BUSINESS REFLECTION: Crossed Wires: Venture capital — where is all the money going?
As venture capital pivots away from software, investments are surging into defence and robotics, highlighting a new era where physical innovation takes precedence over digital applications.
OP-ED: Beyond the pipes — How water scarcity determines life in Global South cities
Water scarcity is not only about pipes and taps, it also shapes how people cook, eat, work and survive in cities.
THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA: How Cape Town can become a neutral global city in a multipolar world
Global trade is shifting. To compete alongside cities like Dubai and Singapore, Cape Town must overcome state-backed logistical bottlenecks and embrace proactive, autonomous city diplomacy.
WHERE TO INVEST: Fieldbars and fintech — Mr Price and Pepkor battle it out in retail rivalry
In a challenging retail landscape, Mr Price and Pepkor reveal contrasting strategies, highlighting their unique approaches to growth and market dynamics.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES: South African gymnastics sisters are ready to raise the bar in Glasgow
Naveen and Zelmé Daries will share the Commonwealth stage for the first time, with one returning and the other making her debut.
Big opportunity for SMEs as ZEEX goes live
Nqobile Bhebhe Zimpapers Business Hub THE Zimbabwe Entrepreneurship Exchange (ZEEX), the country’s newest capital market platform targeting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), goes live today following its launch in Bulawayo…
ZDF unveils AI kiosk capable of 70 health tests
Eliah Saushoma eliah.saushoma@chronicle.co.zw AN artificial intelligence-powered health diagnosis kiosk capable of capturing up to 70 patient health parameters was unveiled at the 13th Annual Zimbabwe Defence Health Services Conference, which…
President launches UZ incubation hub, specialist medical centre today
Zvamaida Murwira zvamaida.murwira@zimpapers.co.zw PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is today expected to commission the University of Zimbabwe Industrial Incubation Hub as well as the Specialist Medical Centre as the institution of higher learning…
Buffalo Souljah expands empire with restaurant venture
Langalakhe Mabena langamabena@gmail.com South Africa-based Zimbabwean dancehall and reggae artiste Buffalo Souljah, born Thabani Ndlovu, has expanded his entrepreneurial footprint beyond music with the launch of his first restaurant, Sadza…
Khoza, Siziba burials today
Lovemore Dube lovemore.dube@chronicle.co.zw FORMER Highlanders vice chairman Fiso Siziba and board member responsible for finance Nkani Khoza will be buried at Lady Stanley Cemetery today. The two Bosso executive members…
Contractors propose new cotton production model
Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer – Agribusiness COTTON contractors have proposed a new seed cotton production model for the 2026/27 season to rescue the sector from continual decline as intake slumps…
188 beneficiaries to lose housing stands in Bulawayo
Raymond Jaravaza ray.jaravaza@chronicle.co.zw THE City of Bulawayo has announced the move to repossess 188 housing stands in Luveve 4, Pumula South, Luveve 5 and Mahatshula suburbs whose beneficiaries have failed…
Delegates troop into Bulawayo for Mine Entra 2026 Expo
Judith Phiri judith.phiri@sundaynews.co.zw EXHIBITORS have started trooping into Bulawayo ahead of Zimbabwe’s premier mining, engineering and transport exhibition, Mine Entra 2026, which kicks off in the city on Wednesday. Hosted…
A tractor for every village 35 000 tractors to power rural agric transformation
Zvamaida Murwira zvamaida.murwira@zimpapers.co.zw GOVERNMENT is stepping up efforts to distribute a consignment of 35 000 tractors — one for each village in the country to modernise agriculture, boost productivity and…
President ups the stakes on industrialisation. . . to commission incubation hub, specialist medical centre
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA is today expected to commission the University of Zimbabwe Industrial Incubation Hub and the Specialist Medical Centre as the varsity moves to drive innovation,…
Look beyond the healthcare headline
The sector may have lagged, but strong performance in biotech and pharma shows why healthcare deserves a closer look.
How Sharia investing filters for quality and resilience
Maahir Jakoet, portfolio manager of the Old Mutual Global Islamic Equity Fund, explains how Sharia screening, quality investing and disciplined risk management have helped build more resilient portfolios through periods …
NELSON MANDELA BAY: From Audi Q5 to Ford Focus — ANC metro chief whip’s sudden downgrade
Questions to the Nelson Mandela Bay metro by DA councillor Gustav Rautenbach have uncovered why the Nelson Mandela Bay metro council’s chief whip Wandisela Jikeka has found his official vehicle …
RALLYING CRY: EFF celebrates 13 years with manifesto focused on youth issues and basic services
Celebrating its 13th anniversary in Thohoyandou, the Economic Freedom Fighters launched a bold municipal campaign centred on insourcing and basic services. Julius Malema aims to rally young people and reverse …
LONG-RUNNING LITIGATION: Pay back the money — Brian Molefe’s multimillion-rand pension battle returns to ConCourt
Brian Molefe faces off against Eskom’s Pension and Provident Fund in the Constitutional Court, disputing the amount he owes from a controversial R10m pension payout amid claims of bad-faith litigation.
THE INTERVIEW: Liberty, irony, hypocrisy — former Knesset Speaker Avraham Burg on Israel’s ‘South Africa moment’
On 18 July 2026, Mandela Day, the former interim president of Israel and Speaker of the Knesset, Avraham Burg, headlined an event in South Africa for left-leaning members of the …