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655 homes in Gwanda regularised under Garikai/Hlalani Kuhle Housing Scheme
  On 6 December, official media reported that 655 houses under the Garikai/Hlalani Kuhle scheme in Gwanda have been regularised and formally serviced. This means residents now have secure titles, bett...
How India is Rewiring Bilateral Relations With Zimbabwe
 A hybrid trade seminar held in Harare this past week was a forum where the Indian Ambassador, His Excellency Brahma Kumar, redefined what 21st-century diplomacy looks like: less about protocol, more...
Mono-Currency by 2030 Ambition Meets Arithmetic
 Zimbabwe wants to stand on one currency, ZiG as the sole legal tender by 2030.Government says it’s about sovereignty. Economists say it’s about timing. The IMF says: not yet. And the streets the slog...
Pams Academy Appeals for Sponsorship as Young Stars Struggle
Pam's Academy has made a plea for sponsorship as financial challenges continue to threaten the dreams of many young footballers under its development system. The academy’s head coach, Brighton Pamhirw...
From glitter to grit: The unmaking of Murowa Diamonds
  The people of Zvishavane remember the almost intoxicating sense of prosperity when Murowa Diamonds began operating at scale. Jobs were there, not just for highly qualified technicians from Harare bu...
16 Uncomfortable Truths- Day 14 - GBV is a corporate issue that costs companies money
 Every time a woman or man wakes up from a night of violence, a company loses revenue in real measurable terms.Domestic abuse shows up ion production lines as late arrivals, unexplained absenteeism, b...
A Bridge of Dinners, Drums, and Dialogues
 Forty-five years ago, when Zimbabwe and China first shook hands as sovereign friends, the connection looked almost ceremonial, lags, speeches, pledgings of cooperation. Few imagined that one day the...
Tungwarara: Zimbabwe’s New Powerbroker and the Politics of Delivered Development
   Paul “Tempter” Tungwarara moves like an answer prepared in advance: Dubai flights, quick contracts, polite press statements, and projects that surface exactly where political credit is most useful....
Trading Citizens’ Livelihoods for Luxury
  The shock was not in the request itself. Schools have long gone without computers. Alumni have always stepped in where government fails. But when ICT Minister Tatenda Mavetera urged Zimbabweans to d...
Zimbabwe Battles a Malaria Surge With No Sign of Slowing
 Photo credit: Researchgate Zimbabwe is in the throes of one of its worst malaria surges in recent years. This week’s data from the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) show more than 1,000 new m...