A young man’s quest for political office

Youth Buzz Fatima Bulla-Musakwa THE forthcoming August 23 harmonised elections have elicited excitement among the youth. For the first time in the country’s history, young people below the age of…

China makes a move in the war for critical materials

Timur Fomenko ALTHOUGH the United States and China are now talking more, in practice, little has actually changed in the strategic picture of relations between the two powers. In anticipation…

We’ll continue to boost farming output

Vangelis Haritatos AGRICULTURE in Zimbabwe has been completely transformed over the last five years. For the first time in decades, we can safely say our Strategic Grain Reserve (SGR) is holding…

DeMbare, FC Platinum in drab affair

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Macheso, Dhewa ‘rivalry’ renewed

Dennis Chimanzi IN a move that is likely to electrify the local music scene and, at the same time, settle an old score, Esau Macheso, son of the legendary sungura…

Expanding agriculture through youths

Moses Magadza THE Tanzanian government is extensively investing in the promotion of agri-businesses to entice more youths into agriculture under a flagship programme aimed at growing the sector. President Samia…

Celebrating rise of Rwanda

Kelvin Jakachira A FEW years after the Rwandan Patriotic Army, the armed wing of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), liberated the country and stopped the genocide against the Tutsi, Dr…

Houghton looks to the future

Don Makanyanga COACH Dave Houghton wants the Chevrons to quickly put behind their misery of failing to qualify for the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup and shift focus to…

Does selling news online work?

Miriam Tose Majome ONLINE newspaper and magazine publishers have found that operating in cyberspace comes with challenges that are more complicated than those faced by their counterparts who are into…

From cereal importer to exporter

Zimpapers Elections Desk Until recently, Zimbabwe used to buy grain from abroad, but this has become a thing of the past, as the country is now producing enough to meet…

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