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The long journey back home from South Africa . . . Zimbabweans troop back after rising anti-immigrant sentiment . . . 1 240 evacuated from the neighbouring country
The long journey back home from South Africa . . . Zimbabweans troop back after rising anti-immigrant sentiment . . . 1 240 evacuated from the neighbouring country

Thupeyo Muleya-Beitbridge Bureau IN the coastal town of Mossel Bay, South Africa, Benhilda Mudzviti watched helplessly as nearly a decade of dreams dissolved into smoke and flame. When a mob…

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Zimbabwe wants an AI economy: Are our universities still preparing students for yesterday?
Zimbabwe wants an AI economy: Are our universities still preparing students for yesterday?

Prof Willie Chinyamurindi Zimbabwe’s recently launched National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy is ambitious. IT speaks of transforming the country into a regional hub for AI innovation, developing AI talent, modernising…

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Back to the drawing board! . . . South Africa A run amok . . . Sables’ unbeaten streak comes to an end
Back to the drawing board! . . . South Africa A run amok . . . Sables’ unbeaten streak comes to an end

Tinashe Kusema-Zimpapers Sports Hub South Africa A …………… . . . (21) 40 Zimbabwe Sables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…

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Zim must turn challenge into national opportunity
Zim must turn challenge into national opportunity

Conrad Mwanza The ongoing immigration challenges in South Africa have once again brought into sharp focus the vulnerability of many Zimbabweans living and working outside their homeland. Whether through changing…

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Why the cell remains Zanu PF’s ultimate engine room
Why the cell remains Zanu PF’s ultimate engine room

Munyaradzi Machacha The countdown to the historic ZANU PF National Cell Day continues to gather momentum, with only a few days remaining before millions of party members across Zimbabwe converge…

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Tourism sector bets on domestic travel for recovery, growth
Tourism sector bets on domestic travel for recovery, growth

Michael Tome Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S tourism sector is positioning domestic travel as a critical driver of recovery and long-term growth. The sector’s latest performance targets point to a positive outlook,…

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New audit to test Zim’s financial crime fight
New audit to test Zim’s financial crime fight

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro ZIMBABWE’S financial intelligence architecture is set for one of its most consequential tests: a fresh assessment of its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime, which will scrutinise not…

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Weekly news round-up
Weekly news round-up

Monday The Government has embarked on a programme to trace and reintegrate learners who have dropped out of school following revelations that nearly 40 000 pupils left the education system…

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Understanding the hidden democratic traditions of Great Zimbabwe
Understanding the hidden democratic traditions of Great Zimbabwe

Robert T. Nyamushosho For more than a century, Great Zimbabwe has stood at the centre of a powerful story about the Zimbabwe culture. THIS remarkable African civilisation flourished in Southern…

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Turn boardroom from cathedral of compliance to workshop of wisdom
Turn boardroom from cathedral of compliance to workshop of wisdom

Employee Relations Dr Request Machimbira Once upon a time, the boardroom was a crucible. It was marked by mahogany tables scarred by coffee rings and conviction, where data was dissected…

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