Local play set for Edinburgh Festival
Trust Khosa, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Zimbabwe’s ritualistic play, “Song Unburied”, will make its debut at the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland, where it will run for 12 days. Dubbed…
Car dealer Mafu awaits bail ruling
Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo Court Correspondent THE bail application for suspected car import dealer Hazel Mafu, who is facing fraud charges involving more than US$624 000 and ZiG1,2 million, was concluded yesterday…
FC Platinum’s mountain to climb
Mugove Chigada Deputy Sports Editor WHEN South African Thabo Senong finally walks into Mandava for what promises to be a historic journey with former champions FC Platinum, the expectation will…
Africa’s call for reparatory justice is not about retribution
Ranga Mataire Group Political Editor ANYONE who ever wished the reparations movement to just fade away like a historical aberration would surely be disappointed with recent developments in New York…
Powertel to ride on an ambitious 2026 expansion as it targets connectivity growth
Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter State-owned telecommunications firm Powertel says its 2026 growth strategy will be anchored on major capital investments in next-generation network infrastructure, artificial intelligence solutions and expanded…
Tungwarara signs deal in Burkina Faso
Herald Reporter ZIMBABWEAN conglomerate Prevail Group, owned by businessman and Presidential advisor Dr Paul Tungwarara, has signed an agreement with Burkina Faso’s National Bureau of Major Projects to implement a…
Universal health plan heads to Cabinet
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Health Reporter THE Government is a step closer to rolling out universal healthcare after finalising a proposed programme that will enable Zimbabweans to access services at public…
Small-scale miners urged to embrace safe mercury handling
Fortune Makoni, [email protected] ARTISANAL and small-scale gold miners in Bubi District have been urged to handle mercury safely and responsibly while adopting improved gold processing technologies to protect their health,…
Women builders carve space in male domain
Fatima Bulla-Musakwa Features Writer WHEN a lorry unloaded concrete at dawn outside Sally Mugabe Central Hospital in Harare recently, the workmen who gathered along the kerb expected the usual: men…
Rebranding a nation’s tourism identity, from colonial spectacle to living heritage
Charles Mavhunga Tourism Branding Zimbabwe’s tourism identity has long been sold through a familiar lens: elephants at sunset, the roar of the Victoria Falls and colonnaded hotels built in the…











