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Diplomacy driving Zimbabwe’s rise on the global stage
Diplomacy driving Zimbabwe’s rise on the global stage

Gibson Nyikadzino, Zimpapers Politics Hub IN international relations, states generally rely on two instruments to secure their interests and ensure their survival: war and diplomacy. Throughout history, these have remained…

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Manicaland Rugby launches player education pathway
Manicaland Rugby launches player education pathway

Ray Bande Senior Reporter MANICALAND Rugby has entered into a new partnership with SavannaEd and Vumba Rugby Village Academy to establish the Manicaland Rugby Player Education Pathway, an initiative designed…

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United College of Education (UCE) graduates 661 students
United College of Education (UCE) graduates 661 students

Peter Matika, [email protected] A TOTAL of 661 students graduated at the United College of Education (UCE) in Bulawayo yesterday amid calls to embrace Artificial Intelligence and other emerging technologies, while…

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Musician Mazarura uses new song to promote national development agenda
Musician Mazarura uses new song to promote national development agenda

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] MUSICIAN Mazarura (Ransom Madzamba) has released a new single titled National Development Strategy (NDS2), using music to raise awareness of Zimbabwe’s development agenda and encourage citizens to…

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25 students, 20 years later: Matabeleland South’s fourth nursing school reopens in Matobo
25 students, 20 years later: Matabeleland South’s fourth nursing school reopens in Matobo

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] THE gods are smiling upon Matobo District, with the year 2026 proving to be a results-oriented period of development across all sectors. From infrastructure development, all thanks…

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Reflections on revival: The traits we see in Acts
Reflections on revival: The traits we see in Acts

Rev Moses Matimba Revival is more than a season of excitement or emotional gatherings. It is a powerful move of God that awakens His people to salvation, prayer, holiness, sacrifice…

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COMMENT: Government committed to ease of doing business reforms
COMMENT: Government committed to ease of doing business reforms

Government is walking the talk on its commitment to implement the ease of doing business reforms. A total of 291 reviewed licences, permits, levies and fees have been fully implemented…

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COMESA chairmanship a major boost for SMEs
COMESA chairmanship a major boost for SMEs

Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] ZIMBABWE’S impending assumption of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) chairmanship has been described as a major boost for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).…

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The little boy that hits hardest on children
The little boy that hits hardest on children

Ray Bande Senior Reporter EL Niño means little boy in Spanish, but it has the potential to deliver a massive blow to communities and economies across the world. Its heaviest…

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From Cyclone Eline to cattle genomics: How Shamiso Masuka turned childhood curiosity into a mission to help Zimbabwean farmers raise smarter, more productive herds
From Cyclone Eline to cattle genomics: How Shamiso Masuka turned childhood curiosity into a mission to help Zimbabwean farmers raise smarter, more productive herds

Theseus Mauruki Shambare WHEN Cyclone Eline tore through southern Africa in February 2000, it left behind flooded rivers, damaged roads and shattered communities. Across Zimbabwe, families gathered around radios and…

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