Lengthy spell out for Pasuwa
KWEKWE United midfielder Kenneth Pasuwa is facing a long recovery period after suffering a devastating ligament injury against CAPS United that will now side-line him from Premiership action for the rest of the season.
Africa seeks bold strategies to enhance self-sufficiency
AFRICA should come up with a sustainable funding model where it mobilises its resources rather than relying on outside development partners for its programmes to safeguard its sovereignty.
Second 100-day cycle projects embody President’s vision
AT its last meeting on Tuesday, the Cabinet gave an update on the mid-cycle priority projects for the Second 100-Day Cycle of 2025.
Remembering World Population Day
Dr Tendai Zuze Health Matters ACROSS Zimbabwe, the question of when and how to have children is shaped, not just by biology, but by access, knowledge, and trust.…
Mt Melleray Primary School: A beacon of educational excellence, innovation
Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter MOUNT Melleray Primary School in Nyanga has once again cemented its status as one of Zimbabwe’s top-performing educational institutions after scooping the prestigious Secretary’s Bell…
An idle mind is the devil’s workshop
Rodgers Irimayi Cultural Perspectives OUR culture plays an important role in shaping our attitudes against idleness and stimulating productive thinking. This week’s focus emanates from the phrase: “An…
Councils urged to budget to cope with disasters
Local councils in Zimbabwe must budget for disaster preparedness and management, shifting from just reacting to taking proactive measures to control and contain disaster.
Kwekwe farm boosts goat farming with modern methods
Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] GOAT farming is proving to be increasingly profitable in Zimbabwe, with Woodlands Farm in Kwekwe emerging as a trailblazer following the importation of high-quality Boer goat breeds…
Mutare Sports Club refurbishments commence
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent A MASSIVE renovation project is underway at Mutare Sports Club, the venue scheduled to host the upcoming Sanganai’Hlanganani/Kumbanayi World Tourism Expo. During a visit to…
Britons caught with dagga await verdict
THE State has concluded its case against two Britons arrested in May for allegedly attempting to smuggle 66,9kg of dagga through the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in Harare.











