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Transit Theology: Sermons on Wheels

Transit Theology: Sermons on Wheels

 In Zimbabwe, the nation’s most honest literature doesn’t live in bookstores. It speeds past you in traffic, plastered on the backs of commuter omnibuses. Each kombi is a gospel according to survival...

By ZimNow Reporter •
The high cost of development

The high cost of development

Road rehabilitation highlights human and wildlife conflict in Hwange area Infrastructure development, a necessity for national progress, is currently on a collision course with conservation and touris...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
South Korea–Zimbabwe — A Friendship of Unlimited Potential

South Korea–Zimbabwe — A Friendship of Unlimited Potential

 South Korea’s quiet but consistent engagement with Zimbabwe is one of the most under-told diplomatic success stories on the continent. While the numbers may not yet match the headlines generated by b...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Buhera man’s ‘boil’ becomes a breast cancer battle

Buhera man’s ‘boil’ becomes a breast cancer battle

  File pic from the internet  In a world where breast cancer is predominantly associated with women, many men continue to overlook their own risk often dismissing the disease as exclusively female. Th...

By Patricia Mashiri •
Why Firing Coaches Won’t Fix Zimbabwean Football

Why Firing Coaches Won’t Fix Zimbabwean Football

  Zimbabwe’s football is struggling across all levels. The Warriors, Mighty Warriors, and our youth teams all enjoy the dubious honour of assured early exits in regional and international competitions...

By Patience Muchemwa •
“I Am the Sound of My Roots”: Afro EthnicBabe on Culture, Identity, and Music That Heals

“I Am the Sound of My Roots”: Afro EthnicBabe on Culture, Identity, and Music That Heals

Afro EthnicBabe isn’t your ordinary artist. Her voice carries echoes of village drums, soulful hums, and modern beats that speak to both heritage and hope. In this candid conversation with ZNyaya Edit...

By Audrey Galawu •
Robbers are us!

Robbers are us!

 Aluis “Bla Matsotsi” LucianoThe suffocating grip of fear that held St Mary’s and Manyame Park in Chitungwiza has finally been broken. But the relief is uneasy — and short-lived.Behind the sensational...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Zimbabwe’s Matamba Film Labs makes world premiere at IDFA with The Rift

Zimbabwe’s Matamba Film Labs makes world premiere at IDFA with The Rift

Zimbabwe’s women-led creative powerhouse Matamba Film Labs for Women is celebrating a global breakthrough after its co-production The Rift was selected to premiere at the International Documentary Fil...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Of Dragons and Donkeys: How We Sold Ourselves (With a Smile)

Of Dragons and Donkeys: How We Sold Ourselves (With a Smile)

  Let’s start with an inconvenient truth: the Chinese have done a lot for Zimbabwe — and not just in theory. They’ve built roads, revived factories, electrified rural schools, sunk boreholes where gov...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Zimbabwe’s Land Only Contributing 2.6% to GDP — Compared to Africa’s 12% Average

Zimbabwe’s Land Only Contributing 2.6% to GDP — Compared to Africa’s 12% Average

 Experts warn: “Our most valuable resource is underperforming”Zimbabwe’s vast land assets — once the centrepiece of one of Africa’s most radical reform programmes — are contributing only 2.6 percent t...

By Audrey Galawu •