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The polite letter that proves we learn nothing from atrocity

The polite letter that proves we learn nothing from atrocity

 By Solo MusaigwaThere's a letter from 1983 sitting in the British archives. It's typed on official 10 Downing Street letterhead, signed with an elegant flourish, and every word of it makes you want t...

By ZimNow Reporter •
ZITL Transport & Logistics Summer School is a must-attend for sector professionals

ZITL Transport & Logistics Summer School is a must-attend for sector professionals

 Zimbabwe’s transport and logistics community will converge in Kariba later this month for the Transport & Logistics Summer School, a high-level professional development and strategy forum hosted by t...

By Patricia Mashiri •
Zimbabwe’s Push for a Mono-Currency by 2030: Promise, Peril, and Policy Gaps

Zimbabwe’s Push for a Mono-Currency by 2030: Promise, Peril, and Policy Gaps

 The communication from Transerve shows the fragility of the local currency and the wariness of business to put full trust in it. Zimbabwe’s central bank has redoubled its efforts to transition from t...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
How Coach Bance’s star grew from a career ending injury

How Coach Bance’s star grew from a career ending injury

   Akim Phiri, popularly known as Coach Bance, has steadily built a reputation as a skilled and qualified football coach, rising through the ranks under the guidance of some of Zimbabwe’s top football...

By Witness Runodada •
Mugabe, Chiyangwa arrests spotlight substance abuse and legal consequences

Mugabe, Chiyangwa arrests spotlight substance abuse and legal consequences

  As the country battles substance trafficking and abuse, prominent names caught in the net highlight that this problem is affecting all levels of society.Robert Mugabe Jr., the 33-year-old son of Zim...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Laughing at Lagos yesterday, living the nightmare today

Laughing at Lagos yesterday, living the nightmare today

  Simbarashe Namusi Back in the day, we used to flip through Pacesetters novels and laugh at the chaotic magic of Lagos. Endless traffic jams, hustlers on every corner, bus conductors who spoke faster...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Corporate Check-Up: What OK, Simbisa and Tigere Results Tell Us About the Economy

Corporate Check-Up: What OK, Simbisa and Tigere Results Tell Us About the Economy

   The past week has been heavy on numbers, as three listed corporates opened their books. Taken together, the results sketch a picture of an economy under strain, with a few pockets of resilience.Ret...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Don’t send money, until you call and verify

Don’t send money, until you call and verify

 WhatsApp fraud is perpetrated through contact you trust ZNyaya ReporterThe message was in an Old Boys Association group where everyone knows everyone else: “Tendai” saying that he had hard cash and w...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Chihera: The woman who lives and breathes football

Chihera: The woman who lives and breathes football

   In the terraces of Zimbabwean football, one woman’s voice rises above the noise. Lindway Chidawaya, AKA, Chihera, proudly carrying her totem is also called Rasta. Or Bikita— from her rallying cry,...

By Patience Muchemwa •
How villagers are battling Zimbabwe’s malaria surge

How villagers are battling Zimbabwe’s malaria surge

   In Chiweshe, Mashonaland Central, a 52-year-old farmer watches the clouds thicken with both hope and dread. The rains promise a good maize crop, yet they also signal the return of malaria season.“L...

By ZimNow Reporter •