From bliss to chaos: Unforeseen consequences of alcohol abuse
What began as an exhilarating night out for my friend Tamuka Charakupa, his wife, and I took an unexpected turn that none of us could have imagined.
Rhythm on the bridge: Young dancers light up Joina City
Langalihle Mhiti Youth Interactive Writer On any given afternoon, the Joina City footbridge transforms from a mere crossing point into a pulsating stage of beats, moves and raw energy. A…
A TOAST TO OUR THREE MUSKETEERS
BARRING any dramatic developments in the next few months, Michael Nees will make history as the first foreign coach to guide the Warriors at the AFCON finals in Morocco in December.
WATCH: Mimosa Mine marks 100 years with Chamber of Mines golf tournament
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub MIMOSA MINE is celebrating a century of existence, and what better way to mark the occasion than by hosting the prestigious 2025 Chamber of Mines…
Remembering Dr Mzee, Soul of the Nation
Today marks 22 years following the passing on of Dr Simon Vengayi Muzenda, affectionately known as Dr Mzee.
Lessons from a heartbreak
Laina Makuzha LOVE by DESIGN After hearing recent disturbing real life stories of individuals whose pain of heartbreak resulted in them losing all hope or harming themselves, I’m back on…
Raza demands powerplay perfection
ZIMBABWE’S T20I captain Sikandar Raza has set the terms for Harare. Sort the powerplay, close out at the death, and the World Cup path opens. Miss either window and the Chevrons make life hard for themselves when the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier starts on September 26.
Mudenda lures Japanese investment in mining sector
Japanese companies should invest in Zimbabwe’s mining sector taking advantage of the vast mineral resources and opportunities, Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda has said.
Botswana becomes Zim’s football lifeline
IT has been almost four years since the National Sports Stadium hosted an international football match, but there is finally a glimmer of hope.
Too young to hustle: Life of underage street vendors in Harare
At the bustling Copacabana Bus Terminus, where the honks of kombis blend with the calls of street hawkers, 13-year-old Tinashe (not his real name) weaves between buses, selling airtime cards and sweets.











