Comment: IT’S QUITE A LANDMARK DAY FOR AIR ZIM

AIR Zimbabwe’s first direct flight from Harare to London in 14 years is set to take off today. This is far more than just the restoration of an international flight.…

Lithium, PGMs power Zimbabwe’s record US$$2,5bn export earnings

Business Reporter Zimbabwe recorded an 84 percent surge in mineral export revenues during the first half of 2026, generating a record US$2,532 billion from US$1,376 billion in the same period…

Bridging the gap between knowledge and climate action. . . Taking information to ordinary Zimbabweans

Takudzwa Gochero [email protected] A farmer waits for the first rains before planting maize and an urban resident wonders why heatwaves are becoming more frequent, while a family in a flood-prone…

New UK leader Burnham gathers his Cabinet

LONDON — New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham gathered his Cabinet for its first meeting yesterday and vowed to take a “one-team approach” despite purging allies of predecessor Keir Starmer…

Heroes Day: Honouring the fallen, valuing the living

Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub EVERY year, Zimbabwe pauses to commemorate Heroes Day, a solemn occasion dedicated to remembering the men and women whose sacrifices secured the country’s independence. Across…

FCP SHARPEN NEW WEAPONS FOR DEMBARE

Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub FC Platinum believe they have found the answer to their scoring problems in Namibian striker Isaskar Gurirab, and will test the new weapon when they…

SA woman appeals for stranded daughter’s return from Zim

Sikhumbuzo Moyo [email protected] THE mother of a South African woman who travelled to Zimbabwe in the hope of reuniting with her husband is appealing for assistance to bring her daughter…

TWO CHIEFS, TWO CITIES, TWO NATIONS, ONE RIVAL

Sports Reporters TWO Chiefs, two countries, two cities, one opponent. The first of the two battles, which will be fought either side of the Limpopo, gets underway at Rufaro today.…

Zim, Namibia deepen labour ties

Mkhululi Ncube [email protected] ZIMBABWE and Namibia have stepped up efforts to strengthen workplace safety and labour inspection systems through enhanced bilateral cooperation, with officials from the two countries meeting in…

Home is best, says Chimombe’s son

Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub DAVITAH, son of the late music legend James Chimombe, has urged undocumented Zimbabweans living in South Africa to return home and rebuild their…

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