Councillors raise concern over slow pace of stand servicing
Madzana explained that the stands were sold under a pre-sale scheme, but changes in monetary policy created challenges in the collection and use of funds.
By Nizbert Moyo
4h ago
St Columba’s students develop AI-powered education platform
Upper Sixth student Michael Dube said they created the software after realising that teachers often took a long time marking books, but struggle to pinpoint exactly where students go wrong.
By Nokuxola Mbangeni
4h ago
Bulawayo water rationing remains in force
Mayor David Coltart, however, stressed that the crisis is no longer about water availability, but the city’s capacity to deliver it.
By Langelihle Nyathi
4h ago
A life dedicated to learning: Tribute to educationist Lazarus Jaji
Zimbabwe has lost one of its most distinguished educationists, Dr Lazarus Jaji, a man whose life was devoted to shaping minds and strengthening the country’s academic foundations.
By John Gambanga
20h ago
Zimbabwe’s thuggish path to a perpetual presidency
The City Sports Centre in Harare has long been a venue for assembly, but on Tuesday, it became a theatre of the absurd—and the brutal.
By Freedom Chimuriwo
22h ago
Artificial intelligence in the Zimbabwean legal fraternity
Across Zimbabwe, legal practitioners are increasingly embracing technology, not merely as an accessory, but as an integral component of modern legal practice.
By Adam Mavhiko
Apr. 2, 2026
Paradox of the information age, why more knowledge has not produced better students
Crucially, this downward trend predates the Covid-19 pandemic, indicating that deeper structural issues are at play.
By Samuel Mwale
Apr. 2, 2026
Time to bring people into AI strategy conversation
Zimbabwe has taken a bold step by launching its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy. This document is not just another policy paper gathering dust on government shelves.
By Evans Sagomba
Apr. 2, 2026
