Zim brace for Bangladesh backlash

Tinashe Kusema-Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S Chevrons are riding high, but coach Justin Sammons says talk of a clean sweep is premature as they host Bangladesh in the second One Day…

CAB3 becomes law: A Constitutional milestone that echoes the voice of the people

Gibson Mhaka [email protected] PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s assent to the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Act marks more than the conclusion of a legislative process. It represents the culmination of one…

From no pool table to title defence

Langton Nyakwenda-Zimpapers Sports Hub FOR defending Carling Black Label men’s National Pool champion Timothy Onida, the past 12 months have been nothing short of life-changing, with the cue sport opening…

Econet shares seen doubling as AI strategy bolsters outlook

Nelson Gahadza Investment research firm IH Securities states that Econet Wireless Zimbabwe’s shares remain significantly undervalued despite the telecommunications giant’s strong earnings performance. The firm projects a 91 percent upside…

Djokovic revels in Wimbledon epic

Novak Djokovic admitted even he was surprised by his ability to out-last Felix Auger-Aliassime in a five-set epic that ranked as the longest quarter-final in Wimbledon history. Djokovic is 14…

Benhura relishes 58th CIMAM conference

Trust Khosa-Zimpapers Arts, Entertainment Hub  Renowned sculptor Dominic Benhura asserts that the forthcoming 58th International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art (CIMAM) Annual Conference will be a pivotal…

#CAB3 signing hailed as constitutional reform milestone

Gibson Mhaka [email protected] THE signing into law of the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (Number 3) Act by President Mnangagwa has been welcomed by political, religious and diaspora leaders, who described…

New tourism blueprint targets growth, investment

Alicia Kadzviti-Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE is set to adopt a heritage-first tourism strategy under a new five-year blueprint aimed at positioning the country as Africa’s destination of choice while driving economic…

GOING FOR GOLD

LONDON. – A Supercomputer has predicted the World Cup outcome – and it does not end in glory for England. The Three Lions reached the quarter-finals of the tournament in…

The re-emergence of Zim’s global stature under the Second Republic . . . Tracing Zimbabwe’s diplomatic triumphs since 1980

Ranga Mataire-Group Political Editor Zimbabwe has always been an aspirational country. It has somehow always seemed certain of itself — a nation that knows what it is doing, stirringly free…