Scottland FC test mettle against SA giants
With kickoff scheduled for 3:00 PM this afternoon, the blockbuster pre-season fixture carries immense narrative weight.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
6h ago
Putting playing in perspective
By Tim Middleton
6h ago
Zimbabwe’s paddlers chase Commonwealth dream
It is the next step in a journey that started in a packed hall in Harare during the Southern African Region Games.
By Austin Karonga
6h ago
Are Scottland promises real or just grandstanding ?
Some of the players even jokingly revealed that they were still using kombis and other forms of public transport as the Kia Selos promise was still to be honoured four months down the line.
By Michael Kariati
6h ago
Pacific Storm partners Zifa Mash Central for Premier Top 8 knockout tourney
The historic deal marks yet another feather in the cap for veteran football administrator and Zifa Mashonaland Central chairperson Edward Mutukwa.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
6h ago
Pool legend opens new Harare arcade
He said that winning the Timba-XO International Pool Carnival was a monumental moment in his career, as the tournament was not easy.
By Sports Reporter
6h ago
HAZ in final push for title sponsor ahead of Junior Hockey Series
With under a month to go before the showcase begins, HAZ took to social media to rally corporate support for the regional showpiece.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
6h ago
It is not over until the fat lady sings: Why Zimbabweans should not lose hope
Indeed, the judgment itself acknowledged that the constitutional issues may properly be determined once the legislative process has run its course.
By Jameson Timba
8h ago
EditorialComment: Fearful leaders silence the people’s voice
If this amendment truly enjoyed the support of the majority of Zimbabweans, there would be no reason for the state to tremble at the prospect of peaceful demonstrations.
By The Standard
8h ago
Petina Gappa tackles Zim’s masculinity crisis
By weaving traditional customs with modern tragedy, she challenges the silence surrounding suicide and advocates for national healing. Below are excerpts from the interview.
By In Conversation With Trevor
8h ago
Villagers fight to save sacred shrines
Mashayamombe said the community had appealed to Mnangagwa and first lady Auxilia Mnangagwa because the shrine, which serves the whole country, was under threat.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Ritual murder fears haunt family
Her disappearance remained a mystery until September 9, when police summoned the family to a bush in K14.
By Nhau Mangirazi
8h ago
Six Mazowe farmers denied bail after raid
“It is concerning that individuals are being denied bail for minor, finable offences like trespassing. We have since approached the High Court for relief.”
By Nunurai Jena
8h ago
Police hunt ex-soldiers over new party
They formed the party amid mounting opposition from retired generals to proposed constitutional amendments intended to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s tenure.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Sikhala throws weight behind July 31 protests
"Any threats and intimidation acts directed to someone like me and other people who are defending the constitution, in this day and age, are a sheer waste of time," Sikhala said.
By Tatenda Kunaka
8h ago
Zanu PF mulls longer election ban
Last week, Zanu-PF held ‘thank you’ rallies in support of CAA3, where its Harare and Masvingo provincial executive members said suspending elections until 2030 was not enough.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
8h ago
Massive CIO shake-up amid rising tensions
Mangwanya had replaced Isaac Moyo, who was appointed CIO head in 2017 following the military coup which ousted the late former president, Robert Mugabe.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Premier League side Nottingham Forest eyes Zim prodigy
"Chakuchichi previously went on trial in April at Red Bull Salzburg. Neither Forest nor Salzburg can bring him in from Zimbabwe’s Scottland FC until he turns 18 on June 1, 2027."
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
8h ago
Tesla’s numbers are better than they look — and pricier than they feel
Tesla is a better business than it was a year ago: cleaner profits, fat cash reserves, a promising software habit forming. If that were the whole story, a value investor would be interested.
By Isaac Jonas
8h ago
Beyond entrepreneurial planning for SMEs success
The emergence of Artificial Intelligence has transformed business operations, but it has not diminished the importance of people.
By Farai Chigora and Tabani Moyo
8h ago
Zvimba RDC, war vets move to regularise stands
Meanwhile, Zevic has announced that the Zvimba Rural District Council (ZRDC) is already processing the regularisation of Zevic stands.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Final farewell to Zim’s business matriarch
In Shamva and Bindura, Masiiwa was widely respected as a business leader, philanthropist and pillar of a family enterprise that has served local communities for more than four decades.
By Ronnie Chisamba and Clive Tawanda Munyaradzi
8h ago
Minister accused of Makumbe throne grab
The petitioners also alleged that the minister has a conflict of interest, claiming he is not a member of the Makumbe lineage but belongs to the Dziva totem of the Nerutanga family.
By Staff Reporter
8h ago
Zimbabwe cattle and health cover for farmers
The need to expand coverage is also driven by the possibility that the upcoming 2026/27 agricultural season may bring El Niño-like drought conditions.
By Blessed Ndlovu
8h ago
SA exodus threatens remittance lifeline
“The recent migration crisis in South Africa has introduced a new downside risk to Zimbabwe’s external inflow outlook.
By Tatira Zwinoira
8h ago
Believe and receive you don’t have to wait and tarry
An honest look at church history will reveal pockets of believers down through the centuries ever since the book of Acts who received the Holy Spirit and operated in His power.
By Doug Mamvura
8h ago
Sane Wav leads anti-bullying schools tour in Kwekwe
Sane Wav headlined the week-long tour, supported by a lineup of young performers including Kadiki, King Ashwet, DJ Eddie Bee, DJ Skiiz, DJ AB, DJ Vince, LM Skeptic and Man Collapsy.
By Alfred Tembo
8h ago
Chatukuta turns climate innovation into rural opportunity
"We have stood the test of time through resilience, innovation and hard work. We survived covid-19 and other economic challenges because of discipline and consistency," said Chatukuta.
By Alfred Tembo
8h ago
We ask the questions
Let us consider therefore for a few moments two classic comedy programmes from yesteryear and the educational lesson we may glean from them.
By Tim Middleton
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