ZNyaya
Leisurely reads, opinions, profiles, travel guides, and cultural deep-dives for the weekend.
Kariba’s Missing Lifeline: The US$500k Question After the Ferry Tragedy
For years, the ferry crossing Lake Kariba was more than a means of transport.It was a lifeline.For fish traders, small-scale businesses, rural families and residents living in remote communities, the...
The Motorcycle Revolution Reshaping Zim
Motorcycles are fast becoming one of Zimbabwe's most important modes of transport, transforming the way people move, work and do business.Once largely associated with leisure riding or rural transpor...
US$1.1 Million Cash Seizure in Malawi Puts Spotlight on Southern Africa's Illicit Financial Flows
More Than Bags of CashExperts caution that cash smuggling represents only one visible manifestation of illicit financial flows.Far larger amounts are believed to move through sophisticated mechanisms...
UK police hunt Zimbabwean man over family deaths as US court charges another in domestic assault case
ZimNow Features DeskTwo serious family-violence cases involving Zimbabwean diaspora links have emerged within days in the United States and the United Kingdom.Bedfordshire Police said Ndodana Mkhanyi...
Beyond Budiriro: Can Harare Prevent The Next Sewer Death?
The retrieval of three bodies from an unsecured sewer excavation in Budiriro has left Zimbabwe shocked and grieving. Yet beyond the sorrow lies a deeper and more urgent question: what must change to...
When the Pulpit Becomes a Bloodline: Family Dynasties Reshaping Modern Churches
A quiet but significant transformation is unfolding across modern charismatic and Pentecostal churches, as leadership in some ministries increasingly passes along family bloodlines.What was tradition...
When the Pulpit Becomes a Bloodline: Family Dynasties Reshaping Modern Churches
A quiet but significant transformation is unfolding across modern charismatic and Pentecostal churches, as leadership in some ministries increasingly passes along family bloodlines.What was tradition...
Why Ancient Rituals Command the Modern Mining Industry
Before the first drill breaks the earth or the first shaft is sunk, many mining sites around the world undergo an important but often overlooked process: traditional spiritual and cultural rituals.Th...
Behind Closed Doors: Trust, Betrayal, and Secrets in Zimbabwean Homes
In many Zimbabwean households, domestic workers occupy a private, often invisible space. They prepare meals, care for children, clean bedrooms, and witness family dynamics that outsiders rarely see. ...
The Pulse of “Fio”: Why Highfield Never Needs an Excuse to Share a Bottle
In the heart of Harare lies Highfield, a place everyone calls “Fio.” It is a suburb with a spirit that never sleeps and a thirst that never runs dry. In Fio, life is a series of events, and every si...