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‘Art chose me’: Mozambican artist Jessica Vontade finds purpose through faith and creativity

The 29-year-old Mozambican artist, whose talents also extend to event decoration, styling and interior design, believes creativity has been the guiding force throughout her life.

By Josiah Mucharowana Aug. 23, 2026

‘Art chose me’: Mozambican artist Jessica Vontade finds purpose through faith and creativity

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 Aug. 23, 2026

Pacific cigarettes back Nyanga wellness race

Brain health: Why strength, movement and prevention matter

But one of the most powerful tools for maintaining a healthy brain may be something much more physical: exercise.

By Rutendo Kureya Aug. 11, 2026

Brain health: Why strength, movement and prevention matter

Passing the torch of ethical leadership

Today I'm in conversation with Nyasha Zhou, a business leader. I'm so grateful to the guests who have sat where Nyasha is sitting right now and been vulnerable.

By In Conversation With Trevor Aug. 9, 2026

Why new municipal police and courts law must prioritise accountability

Body cameras protect citizens from abuse while simultaneously protecting officers from false accusations and drastically reduces chances of soliciting bribes.

By Claude Phuti Aug. 9, 2026

Why new municipal police and courts law must prioritise accountability

How to build a house now that permits are gone

National environmental law still stands. If your project needs an EIA, you must still get it from the Environmental Management Agency (Ema). Only the duplicate council layer was dropped.

By Malcolm Madzuramhende Aug. 7, 2026

How to build a house now that permits are gone

Balancing survival and ambition - how Hunters are walking a tightrope

Appetising as that may look, Malunga—a lawyer and a banker who consistently leans into logic—remains grounded.

By Henry Mhara Aug. 5, 2026

Balancing survival and ambition - how Hunters are walking a tightrope

Building in 2026: How to build a house now that permits are gone

National environmental law still stands. If your project needs an EIA, you must still get it from the Environmental Management Agency (EMA). Only the duplicate council layer was dropped.

By Malcolm Madzuramhende Aug. 4, 2026