How the US miscalculated Tehran’s political resilience
Farhad Ibragimov FOR almost two weeks now, the United States and Israel have been waging war on Iran. What Washington initially presented as a military campaign that would swiftly alter…
The red flags in bilateral health deals with the US
THE United States is signing bilateral health deals with African countries. By the end of February 2026, deals worth US$19,8 billion had been signed in new health funding. Of this…
Values must anchor learning
Gabriel Manyeruke Education in Zimbabwe — and indeed across the world — cannot be reduced to the pursuit of academic grades alone. Parents send their children to school with the…
Purposes of writing, joining thoughts
PURPOSES of writing are as follows: to inform, to persuade, to entertain, to express, and to educate. You can take your own angle of what it is. Here is a…
How closure of Strait of Hormuz could create a fertiliser shock
Professor Nima Shokri and Dr Salome Shokri-Kuehni Tehran is moving to restrict — or effectively close — the Strait of Hormuz to shipping, as part of the latest escalation in…
The power of practical subjects
FASHION and Fabrics, is a pathway to creativity and entrepreneurship. It is a practical subject that combines creativity, technical skills and entrepreneurship. It equips students with the ability to design,…
Safeguarding in the workplace: A human resources perspective
Employee Relations Dr Request Machimbira SAFEGUARDING in the workplace is the bedrock upon which a culture of care, respect and empathy is built. It consists of the policies, procedures and…
Helcraw drives smart innovations to fix Harare’s water challenges
Correspondent PUBLIC-PRIVATE partnerships are increasingly emerging as a powerful solution to Zimbabwe’s infrastructure challenges, particularly in the water sector. In Harare, collaboration between the city council and Helcraw Water is…








