Government expands access to assistive technology in Midlands

Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] GOVERNMENT has strengthened disability inclusion in the Midlands Province by distributing assistive devices to learners and other persons with disabilities, in line with the Second Republic’s drive…

Mr & Miss Rural Zim pageant moves to Harare for national finals

Mthabisi Tshuma [email protected] This year’s Mr and Miss Rural Zimbabwe pageant will make history. For the first time, the national finals will not be held in Matabeleland. The event will…

Bigger Gwambe Arts and Culture Festival returns

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] Preparations for the second edition of the Gwambe Arts and Culture Festival are now in full swing. Organisers say this year’s event will be bigger and more…

Social media, defamation and injuria: Watch what you post

Pro Deo [email protected] Our society is becoming increasingly litigious. We have not yet reached the levels seen in the United States, but the recent surge in lawsuits points to a…

Thousands of projects, one mission: Millions say President Mnangagwa must continue to finish the work

Daimon Phiri Since November 2017, the Second Republic under President Mnangagwa has moved Zimbabwe from policy papers to concrete, steel, and water in the tap. The Government’s Delivery Tracker and…

Reflections on Revival from the Acts of the Apostles

Rev. Moses Matimba True revival is not manufactured in a boardroom, nor engineered through clever programmes. It is a Holy Spirit-driven awakening that stirs God’s people into fresh hunger for…

When the golden leaf got its own DNA test

Theseus Mauruki Shambare After testing the father, the mother, and the child, the probability of paternity is zero percent. Muchidimbu tirikuti, baba, hapana chenyu chirikuwanikwa mumwana uyu.” If you grew…

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Maphisa Nursing School reopening boosts healthcare access

The reopening of the Maphisa District Hospital Nursing School after nearly two decades is a development worthy of recognition. It restores classrooms that had stood silent for years and opportunity…

Bridging the Gap: How book boxes are rewriting literacy in rural Gwanda

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] In a classroom at Sengezane Primary School, a Grade 6 pupil stands before a packed hall, spelling “entrepreneurship” without a pause, then uses it in a sentence…