Ulimi lomumo

Siphathokuhle Ngulube Salibonani bafundi. Ngithemba liqhuba kuhle ezifundweni zenu njalo selifundile okunengi ngenguquko eyenzakala ephepheni lenu elitsha. Lamhla sizakhangela iphepha lesibili (Paper 2 ), isigaba sakuqala ( section A ).…

Dinson back online after 2-month shutdown

DINSON Iron and Steel Company has resumed full operations following a scheduled shutdown for maintenance and system upgrades, marking a key step in strengthening its production capacity and market competitiveness.

Zim calls for balanced tobacco control measures

ZIMBABWE is advocating for a balanced approach to tobacco control that safeguards public health while supporting the livelihoods of thousands of small-scale farmers who depend on the industry.

HAS clubs optimistic of champs

AFTER a second-place finish at the previous edition of the Harare Amateur Swimming Senior Championships, Vikings are looking forward to another exciting and competitive meet when the competition takes off tomorrow.

Zim’s presence at G20 shows diplomacy drive bearing fruit

Zimbabwe’s presence at the 2025 G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg went beyond mere diplomatic courtesy. It was a strong signal that the country’s strategic economic diplomacy and re-engagement drive under the Second Republic is gaining global traction.

Zim theatre makes a comeback in 2025

The 2025 theatre season may be done, but it will be remembered for the significant revival of the genre.

Clubs target big statement at swimming champs

VIKINGS head into tomorrow’s start of the Harare Amateur Swimming Senior Championships with quiet confidence and a feeling that this year’s gala could be one of the closest in recent memory.

Woman jailed 12 months for child abuse

A 27-YEAR-OLD woman from Marange, Manicaland Province, has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment after pleading guilty to charges of ill-treating and neglecting her daughter.

2nd traditional grains conference kicks off

THE 2nd International Traditional Grains Conference kicks off in Bulawayo tomorrow with delegates expected to chart a clear roadmap for strengthening traditional grains value chains through innovation, mechanisation, and sound policy frameworks.

Zimbabwe urged to leverage North–South Corridor for AfCFTA gains

Zimbabwe must urgently strengthen its transport and logistics infrastructure if it is to fully benefit from the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

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