Makururu hails Mozambique’s drive for economic independence
He endorsed Chapo’s call for Mozambique to move beyond political independence and focus on economic transformation over the next 50 years.
By Kenneth Nyangani
17h ago
Hardrock keep pressure on Scottland
The victory saw Hardrock maintain their three-point gap behind defending champions and log leaders Scottland FC, who also picked up a crucial 2-1 away win
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
20h ago
Govt tracks drug thieves at hospitals
The problem also places an additional financial burden on the health sector, as the government has to replace medicines that are lost before reaching the intended beneficiaries.
By Lesley Kufandada
21h ago
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Zanu PF shaken by Chimoio spirit mediums
The mediums allegedly told the women's league delegation that the country had "gone down."
By Staff Reporter
21h ago
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Kariba disaster probe opens can of worms
The sinking of the country’s biggest passenger and cargo lake liner, the Mbuya Nehanda, on Lake Kariba triggered a widespread outcry over safety on the country’s waters.
By Shame Makoshori and Nhau Mangirazi
21h ago
The Global Security Initiative: A fresh security outlook for Africa and the Global South
The 2024 Forum on China Africa Cooperation Beijing summit established frameworks for deeper collaboration on peacekeeping, conflict prevention and security capacity building.
By Saxon Zvina
21h ago
St Martins demolitions: There must be consequences, compensation and heads must roll
If a municipal employee can legitimately acquire land from his or her employer, pay for it and proceed to develop it, what exactly is the explanation for the subsequent bulldozers?
By Johannes Marisa
21h ago
EditorialComment: Dead captain blamed for state failures
Worse, vital roles such as surveyors, examiners, and the chief harbour master are manned by individuals holding social science degrees rather than marine engineering credentials.
By The Standard
21h ago
Never Ncube: From rural polio to tech CEO
The opportunity lies in over-the-top services—cloud, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and AI. Not just forcing services on customers, but co-creating solutions with them.
By In Conversation With Trevor
21h ago
Zimbabwe ignored UN warnings before Kariba tragedy
This data showed a high density of vessels and a “vibrant maritime industry” demanding more than piecemeal operational standards.
By Shame Makoshori
21h ago
Kariba ferry disaster: Missing logbooks and records to confront investigators
Who certified the vessel? Who established that it was seaworthy? Who assessed its stability and carrying capacity? Who certified the captain?
By Shame Makoshori
21h ago
Asani dreams big after Ngezi Under-19 breakthrough
"So I want to grab this opportunity with both hands. I am still young and have more time to build my career and all I need is to keep working hard."
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
21h ago
Pacific cigarettes back Nyanga wellness race
The event has also attracted a number of partners, including Defined Media, Passion Events, Stanbic Bank and ColourMart Solutions.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
21h ago
It all sounds rather fishy
He was the best in his country but he was nowhere near top in the world. The fact is though that he would never ever win a medal at the Olympics.
By Tim Middleton
21h ago
Zifa on the right path
Zimbabwe needed was not a coach with the best of CVs but one who can motivate and raise the spirits of the players and make them believe they can do it.
By Michael Kariati
21h ago
After graduation, what now? Zimbabwe’s youth deserve more than congratulations
Official unemployment figures can sometimes hide the real picture. ZimStat currently reports an overall unemployment rate of 20.7% for people aged 15 and above in Q2 2025.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni
21h ago
The lynching of UK’s Professor Brother Arday!
Professor Jason Arday struggled with autism and other developmental issues, overcoming them somewhat to become the youngest professor, ever, at Cambridge University.
By Kenneth Mufuka
21h ago
The ministry of prayer for the nation
The Church must not become so consumed by political allegiance that it forgets its spiritual assignment.
By Humphrey Mtandwa
21h ago
Knowing God
Most of us we “graduate” in our knowledge of God the moment we are born again.
By Doug Mamvura
21h ago
TelOne seeks billions in broadband push
According to the agency, this is a brownfield project aimed at expanding internet broadband services and extending last-mile connectivity to homes and individual subscribers.
By Tatira Zwinoira
21h ago
Banks ignore RBZ rate cuts as profits plunge
“So, as a central bank, we are not going to prescribe to banks to say you should reduce your lending rates from that rate to that rate. We leave that to market forces.”
By Blessed Ndlovu and Concilia Mupezeni
21h ago
Wullie, Wally and Woolly
Many illustrations contain red herrings involving deceptive use of red-and-white striped objects to confuse the observer. Where is Wally? Who is Wullie?
By Tim Middleton
21h ago
Cristiano’s swing: The Kadoma boy carrying Ronaldo’s name and a golfing dream
His two-round aggregate of 149 was good enough for second place overall, just two shots behind eventual boys' champion Nathaniel Zidya.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
21h ago
Two markets, two different stories
Shares have been falling since. By Wednesday’s close the S&P 500 was at 7,691.76, roughly 1.4 per cent below its peak, after several days of losses.
By Isaac Jonas
21h ago
Logistic efficiencies defining Zimbabwean entrepreneurship
The lesson for the ordinary entrepreneur is simple: you cannot control every road, railway or border post, but you can design your business around logistical realities.
By Tabani Moyo and Farai Chigora
21h ago
Govt dragged to court over US$154k arrears
Karemba had initially sued the minister, his permanent secretary, the chairperson and secretary of the PSC, the International Fund for Agricultural Development
By Desmond Chingarande
21h ago
Demolitions craze divides Harare council
Sources indicated that several structures in the St Martins residential area and other suburbs were slated for demolition beginning tomorrow, escalating tensions between council factions.
By Kenneth Nyangani
21h ago
Cioaba backs Dynamos to pull off title heist
Yet Cioaba believes the final stretch of the campaign will yield plenty of plot twists before the silver is handed out.
By Henry Mhara
21h ago
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