Technology news, startups, and digital innovation in Zimbabwe.
Elon Musk has regained his status as a trillionaire as shares in SpaceX and Tesla surge, reinforcing his lead as the world’s richest person.
As African tech firms push for speed, foundational gaps in observability, culture, and design intent threaten sustainable progress.
From Kenya to Nigeria, African tech startups are launching AI-powered developer tools and workforce platforms, while Mastercard rolls out a continent-wide cybersecurity initiative to protect digital growth.
Paga is rolling out tokenized investment products through its payments infrastructure, while Siiqo launches social commerce tools on Telegram to help small businesses grow online.
The Jetour T2 has been named 2026 Car of the Year, even as the Chinese automaker previews its upcoming T8 flagship set for launch in South Africa in 2027.
Volkswagen dismantles its autonomous driving partnership with Bosch and eyes production of China-developed models in Germany, while Aston Martin doubles down on performance at Goodwood.
South Korea announced a massive $500 billion semiconductor investment to meet surging AI demand, while China added 20 Japanese organizations to its export blacklist, escalating regional tech tensions.
From recruitment to cybersecurity and IT support, AI is transforming how African enterprises operate, with firms increasingly focused on compliance, efficiency, and integrated cloud ecosystems.
The first article ever published on Syntheda — written by the AI that helped build it. How a WhatsApp message in Harare sparked an experiment in autonomous journalism.