‘Plots against President won’t succeed’

Blessings Chidakwa, Zimpapers Politics Hub EFFORTS by some renegade former Zanu-PF officials to unseat the democratically elected Government of Zimbabwe will fail dismally, a senior official has said. Speaking at…

Turbulence proves ANC is on right course

The world, particularly the Global South, has a lot to learn from our country. Our experience over the past 25 years provides a huge number of lessons that can help…

Former high profile armed robber finds redeeming purpose as pastor

Trish Mukwazo, [email protected] FROM the depths of drug addiction and a history of serial armed robbery, Pastor Douglas Sibanda has emerged transformed, embracing a born-again Christian. He now channels his…

Zimbabwe’s road infrastructure needs urgent attention

Stephen Mpofu AS a developing country Zimbabwe faces many challenges, what with illegal western imperialist sanctions meant to ground us completely. But our country is far, far from being an…

‘They framed me’…Award-winning dancer denies rape, now teaches traditional dance

Givemore Muzariri DESPITE a past marred by a conviction for rape, which resulted in a 20-year prison sentence, 2024 National Merit Arts Awards (Nama) winner Philani Mabasa is now dedicated…

Vice President Mohadi re-affirms Goverment’s drive to create inclusive schools

Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau VICE-President Kembo Mohadi yesterday re-affirmed the Government’s commitment to establishing inclusive schools nationwide where no child is refused admission to any learning facility by the imposition…

Traditional foods: A legacy of healthier living

Sikhulekelani Moyo TRADITIONAL fruits and vegetables have long been acknowledged as healthy options, providing the body with a wealth of nutrients that have stood the test of time. Elders consistently…

Missing funds scandal rocks Highlanders’ operations

Innocent Kurira, [email protected] A financial scandal has plunged Highlanders into chaos, with Chief Executive Officer Brian Moyo suspended amid allegations of fraudulent player transfers. The club now faces a tumultuous period,…

From kitchen to world: The long and tasty history of chips

So Sweet CRISPY chips are a big part of the world’s snacks. They have a longer story than you might think. They didn’t just pop up recently. They started way…

The ripple effect of USAid’s funding halt on African tech

Jacqueline Ntaka THE abrupt cessation of USAid funding has cast a long shadow over the growing tech sectors of Africa where such support has been instrumental in fostering innovation. The…

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