EDITORIAL: IT’S GETTING WORSE FOR DEMBARE
DYNAMOS lost again at the weekend — the EIGHTH time the Glamour Boys have lost in the first 20 games of the current season. They were beaten 0-1 by TelOne,…
ZIM/JAPAN STRENGTHEN BOND THROUGH ART
Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub THE Embassy of Zimbabwe in Tokyo, Japan, together with Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha Co. Ltd, ZaifINO and Kaika Financial Holdings Co. Ltd, have launched an…
ELEANA, THAT SHOE, MIN ELLARD, THAT SHOW
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Zimpapers Arts Editor THERE was something special about Minister Ellard Cherayi and Eleana Makombe at the just-ended July Worship Music Festival held over the weekend at Belgravia Sports…
National team reach Rugby Africa Cup final
Tinashe Kusema, Zimpapers Sports Hub Zimbabwe 29-23 Kenya IT wasn’t pretty. It wasn’t perfect. But it was enough. The Zimbabwe Sables are now just one game away from the 2027…
President heads to Japan for World Expo 2025
Debra Matabvu in Osaka, Japan PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is expected to arrive here today where he will headline Zimbabwe’s National Day at the World Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai on Wednesday. The…
‘Surge in forex inflows a boon for ZiG stability’
Michael Tome, Zimpapers Business Hub THE 22 percent surge in Zimbabwe’s foreign currency receipts to US$6 billion in the first five months of 2025, as reported by the Reserve Bank…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: New tobacco records triumph for farmers, industry
The new record for tobacco sales this year, with more than 340 million kg of leaf sold so far and the more than 100 000 growers receiving at least US$1,13 billion, meaning that tens of thousands of families are seeing rising incomes, higher standards of living and better quality of life.
MKBEATS poised to make significant impact on global music scene
Sipepisiwe Moyo, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Emerging from the vibrant soundscape of contemporary music, is Makhosi Sifelani popularly known as MKBEATS who is a dynamic musical producer that seamlessly…
Steel imports bleed Nigerian industry US$4bn
According to Nigeria’s Minister of Steel, Shuaibu Audu, imported steel goods cost the country almost US$4 billion each year. The minister made this revelation during a press conference on Thursday…
Zimbabwe moves to clear US$21bn debt
Wallace Ruzvidzo, Zimpapers Reporter Zimbabwe is deploying a multi-pronged approach to service its debt, with Government considering leveraging on the country’s vast natural resources, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion…











