A look at this year’s BAA Outstanding Arts Journalists
Langelihle Dube, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub The Outstanding Arts Journalist (across platforms) category at this year’s Bulawayo Arts Awards is more than a shortlist; it reflects the storytellers who…
‘IT’S A GOOD START ZIMPAPERS BUT MORE CHALLENGES AHEAD’
ZIMPAPERS is a company which has the resources and potential to become a digital leader, including in long-form journalism, a leading journalist has said. Stanley Kwenda, an award-winning Zimbabwean journalist,…
COMMENT: Local industry must step up as cement shortages bite
OUR country has been under construction since 2018/2019. Schools, clinics, hospitals, roads, bridges, offices, business and residential complexes are popping up in every direction. Builders and building contractors are in…
Single point on last day saves Bosso
Innocent Kurira, Zimpapers Sports Hub Chicken Inn 1–1 Highlanders HIGHLANDERS survived the drop on the final day, yet the relief barely settled before coach Pieter De Jongh tore into his…
Sabi Gold Mine exits judicial management
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Sabi Gold Mine, a unit of Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation, has exited judicial management, having more than doubled its annual gold production, in a demonstration of the success…
BOKS MARCH ON BUT ALL EYES ON SIYA’S NEW FLAME
JOHANNESBURG. — As the whistle blows to kick off the ever-anticipated challenge between Ireland and the Springboks, all fans eyes will be on the field. But for some of us,…
Zimbabwe targets 1,4million tonnes of wheat by 2030
Edgar Vhera, Specialist Writer — Agribusiness ZIMBABWE targets to increase wheat production from the current 640 000 tonnes to 1,4 million tonnes by 2030 as the nation moves to become…
SULU KEEPS CHOPPER’S FLAME ALIVE, 20 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH
Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub SULUMAN Chimbetu may be enjoying a purple patch but the death of his father continues to weigh heavily on him – 20 years…
BROTHERS, WHO TURNED THEMSELVES INTO THE TERROR OF CHIPINGE, TO SPEND 43 YEARS IN PRISON
Arron Nyamayaro TWO brothers – Joseph and Kudakwashe Mafondokoto – of Chikwanda Village, Chipinge, have been sentenced to 43 years in prison after being convicted on seven counts of armed…











