Forget CCC circus, keep eyes on the prize
THE year 2024 is incredibly hyperpolitical. They say close to half the world’s population — about four billion people — will be voting in more than 60 countries around the…
Last year’s exports surpassed target
TRADE FOCUS Allan Majuru ZIMBABWE’s exports surpassed the set target in 2023, demonstrating the Second Republic’s commitment to boost the visibility of local products in regional and international markets. When…
Gukurahundi: Addressing the BIG elephant in the room
Dr Obert Moses Mpofu How does one correct the mistakes of old and ensure that the future is without any issues that weigh it down? The simple answer is through…
Busy schedule for bodybuilders
Deputy Sports Editor AT face value, the National Federation of Zimbabwe Bodybuilding and Fitness (NFZBF)’s 2024 calendar may seem ordinary. With the Covid-19 pandemic as good as over, at least…
Illegal settlements: Government won’t tolerate abuse of good will
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter THE Government says it will not continue tolerating the mushrooming of illegal settlements in the country and warned people against abusing the olive branch extended to those…
Kadandara’s double delight
Veronica Gwaze WHEN she is not busy battling to save lives, Christine Kadandara would be on the netball court trying to ensure her team wins. In fact, she has made…
Tindo Ngwazi strikes again
Society Reporter HIGH-FLYING sungura artiste Tendai “Tindo” Ngwazi (pictured), who is still basking in glory after his song “Musatipedzera Nguva” scooped the Radio Zimbabwe Song of the Year award, has…
Government trains small-scale miners
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter THE Ministry of Mines and Mining Development is rolling out a training programme for small-scale miners in the country that is aimed at improving their skills, promote…
Zimpapers to hold careers, skills expo
Lynn Murahwa ZIMPAPERS will next week hold the highly anticipated Zimpapers 2024 Careers and Skills Expo for job hunters and career seekers at the Harare Polytechnic, with organisers describing the…
Radio@100 years. . . Farming programmes: A pillar of robust development content
John Masuku The history of agricultural radio programmes in Zimbabwe is arguably as old as that of the popular, accessible and trusted medium itself. As the world celebrates ‘a century…











