Lifeline for creatives. . . Magitare Confluence fosters collaboration, growth
Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] AMID uncertain funding for African projects, Zimbabwe’s creative sector welcomes the British Council’s Creative Economy Week (CEW). This year’s CEW features the Magitare Confluence, a new event…
The men in the diaspora: Exploring Chevrons’ talent pool
BRANDON MOYO, [email protected] ZIMBABWE Cricket has welcomed back several players in recent years, keen to represent the Chevrons. While Gary Balance’s return from England was short-lived, Ben Curran, son of…
‘Zimbabweans must collaborate across political lines for development’
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] THERE is no longer any room for political animosity in Zimbabwe as that chapter closed when the New Dispensation took over, a Government Minister has declared. Speaking…
Is Zimbabwe’s ecosystem ideal for tech start-ups?
Jacqueline Ntaka, Feature IT is undeniable that Zimbabwe’s tech startup scene is defying expectations and fostering innovation despite challenges. Zimbabwe is experiencing a quiet revolution, led by determined entrepreneurs and…
‘Buried alive’: miners’ 6-day ordeal
RAYMOND JARAVAZA, [email protected] JUST a breath away from the grave, five miners defied the odds, clawing their way back from six harrowing days trapped in the suffocating darkness of a…
Debunking feminine hygiene myths: Expert advice for optimal health
Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] MAINTAINING a proper feminine hygiene routine is not merely a daily task; it is a critical component of upholding overall health. Many women grapple with distinguishing between…
Life at Khami: An inmate’s quest for education & freedom
Nqobile Tshili, [email protected] JIMMY Mumpande, a former death row inmate whose sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in 2017, clings to the hope of one day walking free. Convicted of…
Vice President Mohadi assures Government support for Old Gwanda Road project
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] THE Government has guaranteed its full support for the Old Gwanda Road construction, a move officials say will spur rural industrialisation and economic growth in Matabeleland South.…
Stability at last: Bennett and Curran anchor Zimbabwe’s top order
Brandon Moyo, [email protected] FOR what seems an age, Zimbabwe’s cricketing fraternity has been on a quest: to unearth a dependable opening partnership, one capable of seeing off the new ball’s…
Zim @45: Improved livestock feeds rural economy
Thupeyo Muleya IN the arid, yet majestic landscape of southern Zimbabwe in Beitbridge District, a remarkable transformation is taking place as communal farmers take agriculture, mainly livestock production, as a…











