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Where the party meets conservation … Matobo Gin Fest returns as the national park celebrates 100 years
Where the party meets conservation … Matobo Gin Fest returns as the national park celebrates 100 years

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter FOR a century, the Matobo National Park has stood as one of Zimbabwe’s most remarkable natural and cultural treasures. While the ancient granite formations, caves…

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Sunday Sermon with Apostle Chisale
Sunday Sermon with Apostle Chisale

GREETINGS, beloved, in the name of Jesus Christ. Exodus 33:14 says, “And He said, My Presence will go with you and I will give you rest.” When we read in…

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Talen Vision Championship Hopes Face Scrutiny
Talen Vision Championship Hopes Face Scrutiny

Lovemore Dube, [email protected] NEW Pacific Breeze Zifa Southern Soccer League leaders Talen Vision’s championship bid will get closer scrutiny when they face Bulawayo Warriors at Chiefs Village this afternoon. The…

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COMMENT: Urgent and decisive action needed to end fertiliser imports
COMMENT: Urgent and decisive action needed to end fertiliser imports

ZIMBABWE stands at a crossroads. It currently finds itself caught up in a perplexing economic paradox that undermines the very foundation of its economy. As highlighted in our main story…

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Zimbabwe eyes bigger share of US$1 trillion COMESA market . . . Exports rebound as nation readies to host regional summit
Zimbabwe eyes bigger share of US$1 trillion COMESA market . . . Exports rebound as nation readies to host regional summit

Africa Moyo, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’S recovery in exports to the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has highlighted the country’s scope for deeper penetration of a regional market…

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The lake that took and the men who reached in: A Kariba tragedy etched in memory
The lake that took and the men who reached in: A Kariba tragedy etched in memory

Fatima Bulla-Musakwa, Features Writer A MONTH after the Mbuya Nehanda Ferry plunged into Lake Kariba’s black waters, the silence that followed has proved louder than the storm that sank it.…

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MATABELELAND South builds livestock lifeline ahead of El Niño
MATABELELAND South builds livestock lifeline ahead of El Niño

Nyasha Simbisai, Agriculture Correspondent MATABELELAND South Province has stepped up livestock drought-proofing measures ahead of the forecast El Niño, stockpiling feed, expanding water access and establishing drought-relief feeding centres in…

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Zimbabwe raises the bar on data protection
Zimbabwe raises the bar on data protection

Samkeliso Ndlovu, Correspondent ZIMBABWE’S mandatory data-protection compliance inspections, which commenced this month, mark an important transition in the country’s digital regulatory programme — from registration to active supervision. The exercise…

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Disability groups raise red flag over Bulawayo infrastructure
Disability groups raise red flag over Bulawayo infrastructure

Ryan Sibanda, Zimpapers Writer PEOPLE with disabilities have raised concern over inaccessible pavements, deteriorating infrastructure and poor sanitation at public toilets in Bulawayo, saying the challenges are making it difficult…

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Drought-proofing your goat enterprise: Prepare before the grass runs out
Drought-proofing your goat enterprise: Prepare before the grass runs out

Talking farming, Sifiso Ndlovu Agbetorwoka ZIMBABWEAN farmers know that drought can change the fortunes of a livestock enterprise very quickly. As we move into September and October — the driest…

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