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A rare disease with big problems

A rare disease with big problems

   “We May Be Small, But Our Dreams Are Big”: Life with Turner Syndrome in ZimbabweAt first glance, Vimbainashe Hove of Gweru could pass for a teenager. She is 24, and determined, but her small frame...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Is Nyambirai's 2030 sally a catfish move?

Is Nyambirai's 2030 sally a catfish move?

 A heated legal storm has erupted over Resolution 2030 — the reported ZANU-PF plan to extend the presidential term from five to seven years.What started as a party talking point has turned into a full...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Johannes Simau Charts New Altitude for Zimbabwe’s Aviation

Johannes Simau Charts New Altitude for Zimbabwe’s Aviation

Johannes Simau, founder and chief executive of Flycristal Airways, is turning a personal dream into a national ambition — to make Zimbabwean skies competitive on the global map.For Simau, aviation isn...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Corporate Results Reflect Zimbabwe’s Tightrope Economy

Corporate Results Reflect Zimbabwe’s Tightrope Economy

    Zimbabwe’s corporate sector continues to walk a fine line between resilience and strain as firms grapple with rising taxes, inflation, high energy costs, and fragile consumer demand.Financial resu...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Will the Delta Empire survive the tough Carlsberg and Varun marriage test?

Will the Delta Empire survive the tough Carlsberg and Varun marriage test?

  ZimNow Analysis DeskDelta Corporation, Zimbabwe’s biggest company by revenue volume, could be set for a fall from that top perch.The recently announced partnership between global giant Carlsberg Gro...

By ZimNow Reporter •
When Men Die to Stay “Strong”

When Men Die to Stay “Strong”

   Mutiwenhamo is a place where men in Mabvuku and Tafara gather because of problems covering the whole spectrum from poverty to emotional entanglements. It has become a platform where men can cry.“I...

By Oscar Jeke •
NBS reaffirms its commitment in breast cancer fight

NBS reaffirms its commitment in breast cancer fight

  The National Building Society has committed to continue the supporting the breast cancer fight in the country. Their mandate is driven by the fact that everyone deserves access to quality health car...

By Patricia Mashiri •
The Man Who Made the Kalanga Beat Speak

The Man Who Made the Kalanga Beat Speak

  When Charles Ndebele steps on stage, the first thing that strikes you isn’t his guitar or his seasoned voice — it’s the calm confidence of a man who has lived the music he sings. Every note, every l...

By Witness Runodada •
The "Pint Sized Engine" Tellmore Pio, the Midfield motor driving Dynamos

The "Pint Sized Engine" Tellmore Pio, the Midfield motor driving Dynamos

 Tellmore  Pio (in blue) showing that size does not matter- image: Libertino  Tellmore Pio is a seasoned Zimbabwean professional footballer who has quickly become the "pint-sized engine" driving the m...

By Philemon Jambaya •
GVT looks to self sufficiency as international TB funding dries up

GVT looks to self sufficiency as international TB funding dries up

The Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Douglas Mombeshora has called for the increase of domestic funding for Tuberculosis in the face of declining donor support, which puts essential health interv...

By Patricia Mashiri •