Man sentenced to 20 years in jail for worst delivery dispute in Redcliff history
You Can’t Make This Up SOMETIMES walking away from a silly dispute is the wisest thing to do. Unfortunately, the lesson came too late for 27-year-old Collen Ishmael, who will…
When grief found a pen …The passion of Erica Gwetai
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter IN Zimbabwe, as it is in most other countries around the world, it is common for children to try to walk in the footsteps of…
Peace and prosperity are built in the corridors of power
Communion with Bishop Lazarus Phew! What a week it was. Well, last week, the centre of the political universe shifted to New York, as it always does this time of…
The civilisation we chose to stop thinking about
Ambassador Kwame Muzawazi It would be easy to view the establishment of Munhumutapa Day as nothing more than a merciful interlude that breaks the barren stretch from August to December,…
NSSA must grow assets if Zimbabwe is to achieve social protection for all
Dr Jabulani Dhlamini BUT there is a more fundamental question that Zimbabwe needs to confront: How large must the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) become if it is to provide…
Breeding resilience: Preparing Zimbabwe’s goats for a drier future
Talking Farming, Sifiso Ndlovu Agbetorwoka DROUGHT has always been part of farming in our country, but prolonged dry periods, poor grazing conditions and unpredictable rainfall are forcing farmers to rethink…
Midlands targets value addition, jobs under new development plan
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau MIDLANDS Province is targeting deeper mineral beneficiation, climate-smart agriculture, industrialisation and infrastructure investment as it seeks to turn its abundant natural resources into jobs, businesses and…
Zim stand in Leopards’ path
Eddie Chikamhi-Zimpapers Sports Hub AFTER both Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) made winning starts in Group E of the 2027 AFCON qualifiers, the clash at the National…
UN receives just one-fifth of funds needed to prepare for El Niño crisis
The United Nations has received just one-fifth of the US$202 million requested to prepare for food crises caused by El Niño in 22 high-risk countries, a top official told AFP…











