Lloyd Sachikonye’s recently published memoir, Many Hills to Climb, is far more than a recounting of one man’s life—it is a walk through the emotional, political and intellectual terrain of Zimbabwe ...

Zimplow posted a US$2,16 million loss last year after being undermined by the 2023/2024 drought, which accounted for 96,6% of ...

The increasing global demand for critical minerals, driven by the energy transition and Digitalisation brings the urgent ...

While official narratives describe a trajectory of stabilisation, market sentiment, high-frequency economic indicators, and lived experiences tell a more intricate story. The country stands at a ...

The 2025 US National Security Strategy reveals that despite rhetorical shifts and supposed retrenchments, the United States ...

The High Court of Zimbabwe has definitively ended years of litigation over the Balwearie corporate name, ruling that a company originally registered in 1977 cannot be resurrected and that its ...

When controversy erupted over the reburial of five children and 24 adults at Buhera’s Sabi Star lithium mine, it thrust a rural community into the centre of a national debate—one that goes beyond ...

THE Gwanda Anti‑Stock‑Theft Association (GASTA) has applauded local communities and the police for working together to fight ...

BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart has apologised to residents over delayed refuse collection due to shortage of refuse compactors.

MOSH director Chantelle Shangare said their organisation chose to combine their anniversary with a festive celebration because Christmas symbolises hope, love and togetherness. Th ...

Some burial rites are meant to bring the dead back home. The dead are buried away in a decent and humane way. We do that within the parameters of human dignity. There’s generally nothing wrong about ...

Shiridzinomwa underscored the critical impact of substance abuse on HIV transmission rates within this vulnerable demographic. “Although we have observed a reduction in new HIV infections nationally, ...