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Junior Sables seek redemption
Junior Sables seek redemption

Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE will send a new generation of Junior Sables to Uganda carrying the responsibility of reclaiming the Barthes Trophy they surrendered two years ago. After losing the…

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AU weighs in on SA’s immigration unrest
AU weighs in on SA’s immigration unrest

The African Union (AU) supports South Africa’s proposal for a continent-wide discussion on migration following recent tensions over illegal immigration, the South African Foreign Ministry has said. Clayson Monyela, the…

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Business, tourism, agribusiness celebrate Air Zimbabwe’s London return
Business, tourism, agribusiness celebrate Air Zimbabwe’s London return

Business Reporter KEY business, tourism and agricultural players have welcomed Air Zimbabwe’s resumption of Harare–London Gatwick service, which connects the nation to a critical trade and diaspora hub while propelling…

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She gambled on Dakar
She gambled on Dakar

Ellina Mhlanga Zimpapers Sports Reporter IN 2019, Zimbabwean events specialist Farai Chigwedere left a secure job in Australia for a one-year sports event contract because she believed it would move…

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A disability diagnosis is not the end of possibility
A disability diagnosis is not the end of possibility

Disability Issues Dr Christine Peta THE diagnosis of a child’s disability is often described by parents as one of life’s most overwhelming moments. The words delivered in a doctor’s office…

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Zim’s quiet bet on small enterprises deserves to be taken seriously
Zim’s quiet bet on small enterprises deserves to be taken seriously

Farai Ian Muvuti WHEN the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development convened the country’s first National Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and Cooperatives Indaba in…

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Why Zimbabwean farmers should consider goats: From the poor man’s cow to a smart business investment
Why Zimbabwean farmers should consider goats: From the poor man’s cow to a smart business investment

Talking Farming, Sifiso Ndlovu Agbetorwoka FOR many years, goats have been affectionately referred to as “the poor man’s cow.” While this saying may have reflected reality in the past, it…

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Charting nation’s path to a high-income economy
Charting nation’s path to a high-income economy

Dr Martin Rushwaya IN order to ensure that the Second Republic delivers on the people-given mandate, in a systematic and well-coordinated manner, President Mnangagwa instituted the High-Level Forum on Public…

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Story writing made simple: Hooks, types, openings
Story writing made simple: Hooks, types, openings

REMEMBER facts about writing compositions for public examinations. Experts say you will mainly use three. The first is narrative which is most common. You tell a story with a problem…

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High fiscal discipline anchors economic stability
High fiscal discipline anchors economic stability

Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S mid-year fiscal performance reflects the growing efficacy of the country’s public finance management. This follows the Government’s success in containing expenditure within approved budget limits. Economists believe…

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