Zim on verge of milk production self-sufficiency

Zimbabwe’s commercial raw milk production hit a 23-year high of 122 million litres in 2025, with expectations that the country will achieve self-sufficiency this year. The industry has seen an…

The methodist church in zimbabwe schools post outstanding 2025 zimsec exam results

The Methodist Church in Zimbabwe-run schools have once again produced outstanding grade Seven, O- and A-Level results. This was evidenced by the recently released ZIMSEC examination results. The schools have…

Value addition vs stabilisation: Shareholders weigh Tanganda’s strategic shift

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Senior Business Reporter TANGANDA Tea Company’s extraordinary general meeting (EGM) may have delivered an emphatic endorsement of the organisation’s US$8 million rights offer, yet the debate it triggered…

Expectation is the posture of mature faith

“THOUGH the fig tree may not blossom, nor fruit be on the vines . . . yet I will rejoice in the Lord, I will joy in the God of…

Put your life in God’s hands

Tadisiswa Mutswagiwa PUTTING my life in God’s hands has transformed me into the better version of myself that I am today. In moments of anguish, I found comfort in His…

MACHESO MULLS ZIMURA EXIT. . . castigates power-hungry, heartless colleagues

Prince Mushawevato SUNGURA legend Alick Macheso is frustrated and “embarrassed” by the ongoing turmoil and internal strife at the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura). Registered in 1982 as a collective…

Mighty Warriors target COSAFA bronze

Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Mighty Warriors have one more job to finish at the COSAFA Women’s Championship. Zimbabwe face Zambia at New Peter Mokaba Stadium this afternoon, with a bronze…

A temple of beauty and faith

Andrew Mangwarara THIS week we feature the newly built Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — a true marvel of architectural and landscaping genius. Its gardens…

FUZ reads riot act to clubs on indefinite trials

Lovemore Dube THE Footballers Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) says clubs and coaches must consider not keeping potential players for over a fortnight on trials. Some clubs have been seen keeping…

Industry demands tougher penalties as counterfeit trade escalates

Michael Tome Business Reporter Industry players have called for stiffer penalties on those producing counterfeit products, warning that weak enforcement measures are fuelling a rapidly growing illicit trade that threatens…

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