Alarming rise in child abuse sparks calls for urgent action

Violence against children in Zimbabwe has reached alarming levels, prompting urgent calls for action, the global humanitarian organisation dedicated to child welfare, Save the Children, has said. 
By Natasha Ncube 21h ago
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Heavy blow for anti-2030 campaign

Saruwaka and Marembera had previously led demonstrations against a Zanu PF resolution backing Mnangagwa’s term extension.
By Sydney Kawadza Feb. 9, 2026

Letter from America: Will Trump survive the Jeffrey Epstein files?

Gabriella Rico alleged that she was on a ship and recognised former president George H. Bush and former secretary of state Henry Kissinger.
By Kenneth Mufuka Feb. 8, 2026

Gwanda South MP warns over poor subject choices

Marupi cited combinations dominated by non-practical subjects such as Family and Religious Studies, Heritage Studies, Mass Display, Physical Education and Ndebele Literature.
By Sharon Sibindi Feb. 8, 2026

Zimbabwe's Mugabe latest former African leader to be mentioned in Epstein files

Zimbabwe's ex-President Robert Mugabe may have had financial ties with Jeffrey Epstein, according to the latest batch of files related to the convicted US sex offender.
By Bbc News Feb. 5, 2026

Zimbabwe fine-tunes World Cup preps

THE Zimbabwe senior men’s cricket team is sharpening its skills ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, drawing on the expertise of legendary West Indies bowler Courtney Walsh. 
By Austin Karonga Feb. 4, 2026

The Global DNA behind the local harvest: Valley Seeds’ five-year strategic leap

Valley Seeds ensures that the Zimbabwean farmer has access to the same calibre of innovation found in the world’s leading agricultural markets.
By Staff Reporter Feb. 3, 2026

Primary schools debate contests roll out nationwide 

“Debates are an eye-opener for learners, enabling them to articulate informed opinions on pressing issues such as drug abuse and early child marriages,” he said. 
By Azriel Chimeno Feb. 1, 2026

A veiled ability

When we look at the significance of words, sentences, speeches, letters, it is often not so much what is seen that is important but what is not seen.
By Tim Middleton Feb. 1, 2026