The halo of victimhood: Manufactured narratives and the double standards of selective history

Japan’s national historical discourse represents a decades‑long project of systematic historical laundering.
By Saxon Zvina 12h ago

Mystery land inspectors trigger Insiza farm takeover fears

The farm, located in Fort Rixon, Matabeleland South, is owned by Harold Schur, who said his property is under threat from a “well-known troublemaker and bogus A2 individual.”
By Silas Nkala Aug. 13, 2026

Emirates-SAA codeshare boosts Zimbabwe connectivity

The airlines said the expanded arrangement strengthens one of Emirates’ longest-standing commercial partnerships.
By Business Reporter Aug. 5, 2026
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US fires back over Zim US$365m aid row

“The government of Zimbabwe declined. It assured us it can take care of its own people. We are committed to an orderly handover,” the statement said.
By Miriam Mangwaya Aug. 4, 2026

Shutt makes Zim golf history with third Amateur crown

Shutt finished five strokes clear of Zimbabwean duo Vincent Chidambazina and Munesu Chimhini, who shared second place on 11-over-par.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere Aug. 3, 2026

Kombi driver jailed after fatal crash

The crash killed Christopher Mukuwapasi (42), who died at Mpilo Hospital and Lizwe Meluleki Ncube (45), who died at the scene.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 2, 2026

South African jailed for drug trafficking

Acting on the tip-off, the officers tracked down and intercepted the convict before conducting a search.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 2, 2026

Hippo Valley marks 70 years with media awards

A total of 13 journalists were recognised for outstanding work during the awards ceremony.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 2, 2026

Man rapes 10 year-old daughter

The court heard that on July 12 this year, the convict was left in care of his children after his wife went to visit relatives.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 2, 2026