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Nigel Mupurura: Shaping Zim’s Next Generation of Cricketers from the Ground Up

Nigel Mupurura: Shaping Zim’s Next Generation of Cricketers from the Ground Up

 Born on August 8, 1990, at Harare Hospital, Nigel Mupurura has turned a humble beginning in Highfields into a lifelong mission: using cricket to inspire and guide Zimbabwe’s youth.“I started playing...

By Munyaradza Mashiri •
Blame Game: Harare Council and Residents Trade Fault Lines Over Service Delivery

Blame Game: Harare Council and Residents Trade Fault Lines Over Service Delivery

 The long-running crisis of service delivery in Harare has once again been thrust into the spotlight following recent flooding in the central business district, which left parts of the city centre sub...

By Oscar Jeke •
Mutapa’s Transparency Challenge: Can Its REIT Ambitions Succeed?

Mutapa’s Transparency Challenge: Can Its REIT Ambitions Succeed?

  Questions over governance, valuation discipline, and capital allocation have emerged following plans by the Mutapa Investment Fund to establish a Real Estate Investment Trust —a move aimed at unlock...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Rumbidzai Muyambuki: Redefining Women’s Leadership in Zimbabwean Football

Rumbidzai Muyambuki: Redefining Women’s Leadership in Zimbabwean Football

Rumbidzai Muyambuki Rumbidzai Muyambuki’s journey in football is defined by resilience, quiet determination, and an unwavering belief that women belong at the centre of sports leadership. From her ear...

By Witness Runodada •
Thrift & Threads Expands to Bulawayo, Spotlighting Local Creativity

Thrift & Threads Expands to Bulawayo, Spotlighting Local Creativity

  Thrift & Threads is taking its first major step beyond Harare, with the fast-growing fashion and culture platform set to host its Bulawayo Edition on February 21, 2026, marking its debut outside the...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Why Vision 2030 Feels Hollow — And Why Zimbabweans Are Right to Be Skeptical

Why Vision 2030 Feels Hollow — And Why Zimbabweans Are Right to Be Skeptical

  Zimbabwe has never lacked ambition. From the euphoria of independence in 1980 to the technocratic language of today’s development frameworks, the country has consistently produced bold national blue...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Tungwarara Must Go To School Of Ideology, ZANU PF Youth League Demands

Tungwarara Must Go To School Of Ideology, ZANU PF Youth League Demands

  The ZANU PF Youth League has launched a blistering critique against Presidential Investment Advisor Paul Tungwarara, calling for his immediate enrollment at the Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology fo...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Peter Ndlovu Linked with High-Profile Return to Zimbabwe with Scottland FC

Peter Ndlovu Linked with High-Profile Return to Zimbabwe with Scottland FC

 Zimbabwean football legend Peter Ndlovu is reportedly on the verge of a sensational return to the domestic game. Sources indicate the former Warriors captain has agreed to join reigning league champi...

By ZimNow Reporter •
When Power Speaks in Death Metaphors, Something Is Already Breaking

When Power Speaks in Death Metaphors, Something Is Already Breaking

 Zimbabwe has heard its share of dramatic political declarations. But when senior figures close to power begin speaking openly about death, the message is rarely about courage or mortality. More often...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Local Star Thapelo Pande Eyes National U-20 Call-Up After Spanish Success

Local Star Thapelo Pande Eyes National U-20 Call-Up After Spanish Success

  Rising football talent Thapelo Pande has returned from a "life-changing" stint in Spain, with his sights now firmly set on the national Under-20 team.Pande recently completed an intensive training t...

By ZimNow Reporter •