COMMENT: 120 years of bridging nations and dreams
Economies flourish where roads are smooth and ports are efficient. Investors follow the hum of well-oiled machinery and the rhythm of reliable logistics. A bridge like Victoria Falls doesn’t just…
MMCZ procures drones to curb mineral smuggling
The Mineral Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), a State-owned enterprise responsible for marketing all minerals in Zimbabwe, except silver and gold, has bought drones to enhance mineral accounting by surveillance transit cargo and production stocks.
Families spruce up graves ahead of Heroes Day commemorations
Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] FAMILIES of fallen heroes and heroines buried at the Bulawayo Provincial Heroes Acre in Nkulumane have begun sprucing up the graves of their departed loved ones ahead…
Farmers happy with Timb’s minimum tobacco input package
Edgar Vhera TOBACCO farmers have welcomed the minimum input package unveiled by the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (Timb) under the Contractors’ Compliance Administration Framework (CCAF).The farmers are also calling…
Bulawayo social heroine speaks
Mbulelo Mpofu, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub The country will commemorate Heroes Day and Defence Forces Day on August 11 and 12, respectively, days that stand as a solemn reminder…
UK-listed firm in further high-grade gold discovery
Kavango Resources plc has discovered a second high-grade gold intercept at its Bill’s Luck Gold Mine, part of the firm’s Hillside Gold Project in Matabeleland South Province, in a major boost to Zimbabwe’s rapidly expanding mining sector.
Battle of Pupu: Gen Mtshana Khumalo, rebirth of Zim’s memory
Elliot Ziwira, Features & Supplements Editor As Zimbabwe reflects on its rich tapestry of resistance and sacrifice this upcoming Heroes Day, a long-overdue correction echoes in the nation’s historical narrative,…
Unesco, Government prepare strategy for AI in schools
Nyore Madzianike, Senior Zimpapers Reporter Unesco is working closely with the Government to develop a national strategy on artificial intelligence and put in place mechanisms to support young researchers involved…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Chitungwiza crash: Human error to blame
THE heart-breaking accident in Chitungwiza yesterday when 15 people aboard a commuter omnibus and two pedestrians were killed, when the kombi was hit by a truck, shows up the fact that almost all accidents are caused by human error, not lack of infrastructure.
PSL: Relegation dogfight eclipses title race
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub IT’S a week of high stakes and high drama in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League, with crucial fixtures that could shake up both ends…











