Xhosa traditions will not die, says prince

Prince Solengwe Tshawe KaNonxoloba said the practice remained central to Xhosa culture and would not disappear, with initiates taught not only about
By Sharon Sibindi 8h 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 Aug. 23, 2026

Drought fears spur Pfumvudza push

Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development ministry secretary Obert Jiri said farmers should expedite preparations while conditions remain dry.
By Lesley Kufandada Aug. 18, 2026

Mbira Mberi: Masike’s testament to Zimbabwe’s living heritage

One of the book’s greatest achievements is its ability to weave together history and lived experience.
By Phillip Chidavaenzi Aug. 16, 2026

Radio drama amplifies disability inclusion

Written by Siphosami Ndlovu, produced by Dumisani Ndlovu and directed by Muchineripi Gwarinda, the series is expected to premiere soon across the Midlands Province.
By Azriel Chimeno Aug. 9, 2026

When citizens act, climate change becomes a collective fight

Citizen activism will not solve climate change by itself. But without active citizens, even the strongest climate policies risk remaining words on paper.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Aug. 9, 2026

The next food crisis is already knocking

IH Securities new Agriculture Sector Report delivers a sobering assessment. El Niño is no longer a possibility; it is confirmed.
By Newsday Aug. 7, 2026

National dairy output hits 155 million litres

“Commercial dairy farmers produced 122 million litres, while our smallholder households contributed 33 million litres.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 5, 2026

Self-sufficiency is survival: The twin lessons of food and energy

Turning potential into resilience requires specific, unglamorous investment.
By Alexander Maune Aug. 4, 2026