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Forged in Failure: How Zimbabwe’s Steel Comeback Hinges on ZISCO’s Painful Lessons
  After decades of false starts, Zimbabwe’s steel dreams are being reignited — but the real test lies in whether this time the country can build a value-driven, people-centred industry rather than rep...
“Female on birth certificate and male on ID”: Fungai Chireyeka’s struggle for identity
  While debates on gender identities mainly focus on sexuality, the intersex community is often left out and consigned to legal and social limbo.Fungai Chiyereka, an intersex Zimbabwean, knows this we...
NAUM 2025: When the donors come to do business
 Victoria Falls has seen plenty of spectacles, but few as symbolically charged as the Nordic-Africa Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (NAUM 2025) held there last week. Beneath the thunder of the Falls, a qui...
Chitepo’s Assassination: The Betrayal That Still Chains Zimbabwe
 Solo MusaigwaHerbert Wiltshire Chitepo was not killed by Rhodesians. That is the bitter truth Zimbabwe has for too long avoided. He was assassinated by his own comrades in ZANU. The Special Internati...
Faith, Fashion and Financial Fortitude:
The Price of Christian Faith in Zimbabwe On a warm Sunday morning in Harare’s CBD, Mrs Rufaro Gundani smooths the creases on her floral dress and slips a few folded notes into the offering basket as t...
Four Police Officers in Court Over US$3,000 Bribery Allegations
  Munyaradzi Mashiri- Court CorrespondentFour Zimbabwe Republic Police officers — Kudakwashe Zhira, Praise Machado, Deborah Tumba, and Sithulisiwe Manyakaidze — have appeared in court facing charges o...
UNICEF and FAWEZI Launch RISE Programme to Empower Adolescent Girls in Chitungwiza
 Patience Muchemwa- Senior ReporterUNICEF, in partnership with the Forum for African Women Educationalists Zimbabwe, gathered at Seke 5 High School on Saturday to commemorate the International Day of...
Courts crack down with long sentences as murder cases rise
Mike Mashiri- Court CorrespondentZimbabwe’s courts are handing down heavy sentences as a wave of brutal killings grips communities across the country, exposing a worrying surge in violent crime often...
Beer brawl ends in gaol
  Mike Mashiri- Court Correspondent A 39-year-old Nkayi man, Phumuza Ncube, has been jailed for 16 months — half of which were suspended — after assaulting a 65-year-old villager during a drunken alte...
Women Entrepreneurs Urged to Share Their Success Stories
 Women in business have been encouraged to tell their stories of resilience and achievement as part of efforts to inspire others and strengthen their role in Zimbabwe’s economic transformation.This ca...