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The Prophecy Factor: Zimbabwe's Fascination with Political Predictions
 Zimbabwe, politics is often debated not only in Parliament, party headquarters and social media spaces, but also from church pulpits, prayer mountains and prophetic platforms where religious leaders...
Why Men Avoid Healthcare- And Why It Matters
 For many Zimbabwean men, seeking medical attention is often viewed as something to do only when illness becomes unbearable. Routine check-ups, conversations about mental health and preventive healthc...
Love vs Legacy: SIZOLOBOLA Premieres on July 4
  A new Zimbabwean feature film, SIZOLOBOLA, is set to premiere on July 4, 2026, at Ster-Kinekor Joina City, bringing to the big screen a story that explores love across cultural divides and the possi...
No Wadi, No Goals: Caps United’s Attack Falls Silent
The scoring problems at Caps United have become increasingly difficult to ignore, with the team failing to find the net in consecutive matches and a clear pattern emerging: without Ishmael Wadi, there...
From Zimbabwe to the World Stage: Osward Lifumbe’s Yogasana Breakthrough in India
In a moment that marks both personal triumph and a growing cultural bridge between nations, Zimbabwean athlete Osward Lifumbe has returned from India with two bronze medals at the inaugural World Yoga...
Chivayo Firm Lands Stake in $2.9 Billion Kenya Airport Project
Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo's construction company has secured a stake in a major US$2.9 billion expansion project at Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), according to ZimLi...
Zvishavane Clubs Endure Tough Weekend
Matchday 18 in the Premier Soccer League and Matchday 12 in the Central Region Soccer League proved to be a miserable weekend for Zvishavane football clubs, as FC Platinum, Shabanie Mine, Sabi Gold Mi...
Zimbabwe's Factories Are Ready to Produce More. What's Holding Them Back?
Zimbabwe's manufacturing sector recorded its highest capacity utilisation in 16 years in 2025, with factories operating at 56 percent of installed capacity, according to the Confederation of Zimbabwe...
From Wigs To Earrings, Why Men's Fashion Keeps Changing
For every generation, there is a style that surprises people.Once upon a time it was men wearing wigs. Before that it was men adorning themselves with jewellery and elaborate garments. In the 1970s an...
Zimbabwe citrus season opens wider market potential as growers eye 1.8m Valencia cartons
  Zimbabwe's citrus harvest season is underway, with growers in the southern belt expected to pack around 160,000 cases of grapefruit and between 1.5 million and 1.8 million cases of Valencia oranges....