Harare Council crackdown leaves hundreds stranded
The City of Harare has shut down hundreds of shops in the central business district in an operation dubbed Operation…
Simba Bhora can defend title: Luphahla
SIMBA Bhora coach Joel Luphahla is confident his squad has what it takes to defend their Castle Lager Premier Soccer…
Echoes of the self: Why your words matter most
WORDS are more than just sounds strung together; they are the architects of our reality They shape how we perceive…
Ndau Festival of the Arts celebrates storytelling, old-age wisdom
Phillip Kusasa, the director of the Ndau Festival of the Arts, has said this year’s edition will celebrate storytelling and…
Turning trash into treasure: Glen View women leading a waste revolution
In the heart of Glen View, a remarkable transformation is taking place Ten determined women, through the Recycle Project, are…
Model embraces community creativity, cultural advocacy
Miss Tourism Zimbabwe 2025, Nomqhele SisaNkomo, has embraced community creativity and cultural advocacy to promote development and cultural preservati...
Bulawayo authors cry out for support: Government, private sector urged to act
Bulawayo authors are calling on the government and private sector to provide support for local writers, emphasising the need for…
Magunje cement must follow established processes
TAFADZWA Muguti, Presidential Affairs and Devolution secretary, has alleged possible corruption in the licensing of a Chinese firm to undertake…
Call to support breastfeeding in Zim
INADEQUATE support, societal pressures and insufficient workplace policies are affecting breastfeeding mothers amid calls for government, civil societ...
Retailers tip consumer spending to pick up
THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) is tipping an increase in consumer spending on the back of the projected 6%…
FBC Securities sees mixed economic outlook
FINANCIAL services firm, FBC Securities, says the 2025 Mid-Year Budget and Economic Review points to a cautiously optimistic recovery, despite…
Interrogating Education 5.0 from a project management perspective
EDUCATION 5.0 is a policy that has been adopted by the government with a specific focus on inculcating in both…
Chloride Zimbabwe’s century plus experience powers the nation
With over a century experience in the automotive and industrial power generation and distribution and more recently solar power products,…
Tobacco farmers demand indigenous tobacco policy
THE government has been challenged to come up with an indigenous tobacco policy to boost production, while supporting farmers who…
African tech company expands footprint to Zim
AFRICAN technology solutions company, ETS Innovation, has revealed plans to establish a delivery centre in Zimbabwe, housing technical expertise and…
Common Mistakes to Avoid in Dissertation Writing
Writing a dissertation is a monumental task that requires careful planning, dedication, and meticulous attention to detail Yet, many students…
Was Michael Jackson’s ‘death’ a hoax?
June 25 this year would be the 16th anniversary of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson’s death according to press…
Exchange rate distortions cause GDP rise to US$45,7bn
GOVERNMENT’s recent rebasing of the economy has pushed Zimbabwe’s gross domestic product (GDP) valuation to US$45,7 billion and gross national…
VP Mohadi salutes unknown heroes
Mashudu NetsiandaDeputy National EditorZIMBABWEANS must be proud to honour and remember all heroes of the country’s liberation struggle, including tho...
Sadc Summit slated for August 17
THE 45th Sadc Summit of Heads of State and Government will be held in Antananarivo, Madagascar, on August 17, the…