Govt moves to commercialise agricultural research

Theseus Mauruki Shambare GOVERNMENT is moving to commercialise agricultural research and innovations to generate additional revenue for research programmes and accelerate solutions to challenges facing the farming sector. Agriculture, Mechanisation…

Nkwali mourns Dolly Parton, recalls once-in-a-lifetime encounter

Mbulelo Mpofu [email protected] WHILE she never set foot in Zimbabwe, the late Country Music Hall of Famer, Dolly Parton who died on Tuesday after battling health issues for the greater…

Mlue Jay breaks boundaries with US rapper T.I. engagement

Mthabisi Tshuma [email protected] SOUTH Africa-based award-winning Zimbabwean rapper Mlue Jay is widening his international footprint after engaging with American rap heavyweight and actor T.I. during a creative industry fireside chat…

Bhila ready to make a bigger statement with one-man show

Langelihle Dube [email protected] Musician Bhila is set to return to the one-man show format with a renewed focus, drawing on lessons from his first solo concert and performances on bigger…

Sporting events to boost Sanganai tourism showcase in Masvingo

Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] MASVINGO is set to leverage sport as a catalyst for tourism growth when the city hosts a series of sporting activities ahead of the 19th edition of…

Zimbabwe inflation holds steady in single digits for eighth consecutive month

Sikhulekelani Moyo ZIMBABWE’S inflation remained largely stable in August 2026, with both local currency and US dollar measures staying in single digits for the eighth consecutive month, the Zimbabwe National…

Three more Kariba boat tragedy victims identified

Zimpapers Reporter Three more victims of the Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA) boat accident in Kariba have been identified, bringing the number of victims whose identities have been confirmed by…

Small feet, big dreams: Eight-year-old Aaliyah launches debut book

Nodumo Moyo, [email protected] EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Australian-based Zimbabwean author and illustrator Aaliyah Gugu Chakalisa is proving that age is no barrier to creativity after launching her debut children’s book, The Fierce Footsteps,…

Munhumutapa Cup showdown: Southern Region quartet out to prove their worth

Innocent Kurira, [email protected] THE Southern Region’s four representatives will be hoping to defy the odds and carry the region into the Munhumutapa Cup quarter-finals when Round of 16 action gets…

‘Let’s take stock, correct mistakes if need be’ . . . Youths anchor development trajectory: President

Fungi Kwaramba National Editor ZIMBABWE should take stock of its progress, correct mistakes where there is need, as it journeys towards Vision 2030 to become an upper-middle-class economy riding on…

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