Nation commemorates the life of our founding father, Cde Mugabe
MacDenias Moyo YESTERDAY, Zimbabwe bowed in reverence as President Mnangagwa led the nation in commemorating the life of Cde Robert Gabriel Mugabe, the nation’s founding father, one of the architects…
Zanu PF mourns Central Committee member Raradza
Joseph Madzimure-Zimpapers Politics Hub ZANU PF has mourned Central Committee member Cde Edward Raradza, describing him as a warrior for the post-colonial “new economy”. Cde Raradza died on Friday in…
Four runs from the World Cup
Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S Under-19 women came within four runs of qualifying for the 2027 ICC Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup before a dramatic late collapse handed Nigeria the sole…
At last, UN adopts INSTAK position on world map
Ambassador Kwame Muzawazi FOR centuries, Africans have looked at maps of the world and accepted, almost without question, a visual representation in which our continent appears smaller than it really…
Slowly defends Moonlight crown . . . Zimbabwean edges Kenya’s Langat by one second as Pangiso completes hat-trick
Zimpapers Sports Hub OWEN Slowly retained his Moonlight Pink Ribbons Hope Half Marathon title after edging Kenya’s Isaac Langat by just one second at Falcon Golf Club in Harare on…
Manicaland banana chips to sweeten Mozambican market
Golden Sibanda in Maputo, Mozambique THERE has been strong interest in the banana chips exhibited by Valley Shark at the ongoing Maputo International Trade Fair (FACIM) 2026, which could see…
Forestry Commission seizes 20 trucks, 4 000 bags of charcoal
Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent THE Forestry Commission impounded 20 trucks and seized 4 000 bags of charcoal and 300 cubic metres of firewood in Harare Metropolitan Province last month, while issuing…
US$100k boost for TinMac games
Curtworth Masango recently in Hwedza THE eighth edition of the Tinmac Tournament has received more than US$100 000 in sponsorship, with the grassroots competition bringing together athletes across eight sporting…
IT student denied bail in US$1,1m case
Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo-Court Correspondent A MIDLANDS State University final-year Computer Science student accused of using malware to siphon over US$1,1 million from CABS through fraudulent VISA and ZIPIT transactions has been…











