Transforming pain into purpose: Mushore leads substance abuse fight
WHEN Columbus Tapiwa Mushore looks back at his past, the memory feels like a lifetime away, a time when crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as mutoriro, dictated his every thought, action and heartbeat.
Hardrock on the verge of PSL promotion
Zimpapers Sports Hub CENTRAL Region Soccer League side Hardrock could seal promotion into the Premier Soccer League if they find a way to dump MSU at Baghdad this afternoon. The…
Creamer: Nostalgia wins as ZC undermines young talent
Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub WHEN Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) announced the return of former national team captain Graeme Cremer after a seven-year absence, it was framed as a story of…
IMF says Zimbabwe’s economy rebounding faster than expected
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro, Senior Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S economy has staged a stronger-than-anticipated rebound in 2025, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said, with agriculture and mining once again emerging as the…
Beware of the Habit Vampires
THERE is an ancient proverb that warns us to beware of the enemy within, for no external foe can harm us as deeply.
How to spot when your marriage is ‘slipping away’
Laina Makuzha LOVE by DESIGN THIS week, as the world marks the International Day for Tolerance (November 16, UN calendar), we are reminded that tolerance is not just a global…
Mallow Madness arrives in Bulawayo: A toasted treat worth the hype
So Sweet THE Mallow Madness Milkshake is far more than a dessert — it’s a global celebration of indulgence, a towering tribute to the joy of blending creamy ice cream,…
From gold panner to empowerment champion
FROM the muddy banks of a Shamva river, where he once panned for gold with his bare hands, Mr Tichaona Muzanenhamo has transformed into one of Zimbabwe’s most inspiring examples of empowerment in action.
Networking with elegance, impact
Coach Molly Chuma Grooming I RECENTLY attended an elegant event designed for networking and building professional connections. The venue was exquisite, the guests were impeccably dressed, and the atmosphere felt…
Insiza improves yields, leads national Pfumvudza launch
FOR years, the Dube family in Kombo Village, Insiza District, barely harvested a combined tonne of maize, pearl millet, sorghum or groundnuts, and conveniently blamed poor soils and erratic rains in the area for the poor yields.











