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Econet Victoria Falls Marathon set for biggest edition yet
Econet Victoria Falls Marathon set for biggest edition yet

Zimpapers Correspondent THE 2026 Econet Victoria Falls Marathon is shaping up to be the biggest edition in the event’s history after major race categories sold out nearly two months before…

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Kachambwa all out to break Zimbabwe’s Olympic throws barrier
Kachambwa all out to break Zimbabwe’s Olympic throws barrier

Ellina Mhlanga  Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE has had Olympians, runners, sprinters and marathoners, but when it comes to throwers, especially women, that conversation has often gone quiet. Kimberly Kachambwa wants…

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FIFA grants Unity Cup official status
FIFA grants Unity Cup official status

Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Warriors are no longer walking into a glorified exhibition event. They are stepping into matches that now carry weight. The Unity Cup has been granted official…

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Bosso face struggling Gem Boys
Bosso face struggling Gem Boys

Innocent Kurira, [email protected] HIGHLANDERS face Manica Diamonds this afternoon aiming to turn solid performances into maximum points when they face struggling Manica Diamonds in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League…

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Plans underway to develop US$1bn cargo village at RGMIA
Plans underway to develop US$1bn cargo village at RGMIA

Zimpapers Reporter THE Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) has partnered a locally based logistics, agriculture and aviation firm, Transvaal Africa, to develop a cargo village, estimated to be worth US$1…

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Meda on life after football
Meda on life after football

Takudzwa Chitsiga  Zimpapers Sports Hub TINEI Meda’s story starts in Mabvuku, where football dreams were shaped in tight spaces and bigger reputations loomed large. He grew up in the same…

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Bitter harvest: Why sugar farmers are producing more but earning less
Bitter harvest: Why sugar farmers are producing more but earning less

George Maponga in MASVINGO IN the sweltering heat of Chiredzi in Zimbabwe’s Lowveld, Mr Charles Dzingirayi, a small-scale commercial farmer, looks at the partially withered sugarcane that he will be…

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Devolution is our sovereignty tool — Government
Devolution is our sovereignty tool — Government

Rutendo Nyeve, [email protected] THE Government has reiterated its commitment to devolution, declaring it the ultimate vehicle for Zimbabwe to cement its sovereignty and unlock rapid, grassroots-driven economic growth, with legal…

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A life of giving, a season of need. . . Good Samaritan of Nguboyenja hits hard times
A life of giving, a season of need. . . Good Samaritan of Nguboyenja hits hard times

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WHEN the plight of Gogo Betty Jiri was splashed on the pages of some of the biggest media outlets last year, hearts across the country…

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Young innovators tap into science to tackle water wastage
Young innovators tap into science to tackle water wastage

Peter Matika, [email protected] IN an era where innovation is increasingly shaping the future, a group of young learners from Coghlan Primary School in Bulawayo are proving that age is no…

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