Inside Zimbabwe’s US$2,5bn plan to cut import bill
Martin Kadzere, Zimpapers Business Hub ZIMBABWE has the potential to reduce its national import bill by at least US$2,5 billion annually through targeted domestic manufacturing, according to a report following…
Journeys that become a legacy
Nqobile Magwizi Inside ZIFA Every football match begins long before the referee blows the whistle. It begins when someone locks the front door before sunrise and begins a journey. A…
MWOS hold Scottland as title gap shrinks
Veronica Gwaze, Tongai Mashonga and Innocent Kurira Zimpapers Sports Hub SCOTTLAND’S lead at the top of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League table was cut to two points after they…
H1 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…
US govt mislabels countries on map of Africa
United States officials attending a major health conference in Brazil mislabelled the African countries they showed on a map, causing an online stir and a subsequent admission of error from…
Grabowski built bridge to Europe for Zim players
Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub WHEN Gift Muzadzi boarded a flight to Poland in 1994, he was only 20 and had played just two seasons of top-flight football. Few Zimbabwean…
Zim’s quiet revolution: How a tax on grain imports is helping revive irrigation schemes
Theseus Mauruki Shambare Features Writer THE morning mist still hangs over Nyaitenga Irrigation Scheme in Mutoko, Mashonaland East province, when 29-year-old Katrosa Gondo stoops to pull another carrot from the…
Indaba adopts 16-point plan for local manufacturing
Business Reporter STAKEHOLDERS at the inaugural Zimbabwe Industrialisation Conference and Expo 2026 held in Harare recently have adopted a 16-point resolution framework to propel manufacturing, expand local value chains and…
The Byo man who took ‘fake it till you make it’ way too far
SOME people dream of wearing the badge. They train for months. They run until their lungs burn. They memorise laws, endure push-ups in the mud and earn the right to…
MAZOWE DAM’S DESPERATE DECLINE: FARMS IDLE, FAMILIES BROKEN
Trust Freddy and Theseus Mauruki Shambare THE first thing visitors notice is not what they see, but what they no longer hear. There was a time when Mazowe Dam announced…











