All set for LitFest Harare 2025

Festival director Chirikure Chirikure said the theme embodied the festival’s commitment to artistic continuity and cultural resonance, noting:
By Tendai Sauta Nov. 17, 2025

Zimbabweans are resilient: UK-based apostle

Apostle Kolou, who was the guest of honour at the event, said although Zimbabwe had gone “to hell and back,” its people had remained resilient.
By Phillip Chidavaenzi Nov. 17, 2025

My one night at Rainbow Towers Hotel

Staying at RTG's Rainbow Towers Hotel and Harare International Conference Centre thus showed me why, for a country still far behind in terms of infrastructure, the experience.
By Tatira Zwinoira Nov. 16, 2025

Zim throws open its skies in global trade push

GOVERNMENT is accelerating efforts to rebuild its global economic ties after years of diplomatic and financial isolation, signing a sweep of international aviation agreements
By Freeman Makopa Nov. 15, 2025

Honouring financial integrity custodians

EVERY year on November 10, the world celebrates International Accounting Day
By Belinda Chiroodza Nov. 14, 2025

Revisiting guardrails against unsustainable debt arrears

These arrears make Zimbabwe a higher default risk compared to countries that remain up-to-date with their debt repayments.
By Kevin Tutani Nov. 14, 2025

Inequality troubles global body

The CRI Index measures how effectively governments address inequality across three key pillars, which are tax justice, labour rights and public services.
By Lynette Manzini Nov. 14, 2025

When will Africa finally wake up, rebrand itself?

FROM the moment one steps off the plane at Singapore’s Changi International Airport, it is clear you have entered a country that takes itself seriously.  
By Faith Zaba Nov. 14, 2025

‘Procurement planning in health a major concern’

The report said the sector’s performance was dependent on transparent, efficient and accountable procurement processes.
By Sharon Zebra Nov. 11, 2025