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Scottland, Simba Bhora and the football civil war for the crown
Scottland, Simba Bhora and the football civil war for the crown

Tadious Manyepo Zimpapers Sports Hub WHEN Scottland arrived in the Premier Soccer League, they did not knock politely. They kicked Simba Bhora’s door down, took the architect, carried away the…

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I was selected by Rex Nhongo to be part of a historic special operation
I was selected by Rex Nhongo to be part of a historic special operation

CDE DAVIS MUSHANGWE, whose Chimurenga name was Cde Lobo, last week chronicled how he received comprehensive military training at the Mgagao Camp in Tanzania. He also recounted the fierce battle…

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Our minerals must make meaningful contribution to domestic industrialisation
Our minerals must make meaningful contribution to domestic industrialisation

Mangaliso Ndlovu As the Government, we have not acted in isolation in developing the Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy (ZNIDP) 2 (2026-2030), the Consumer Protection Policy (2026-2030) and the Local…

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Rebels seize key military camp in northern Mali
Rebels seize key military camp in northern Mali

Tuareg separatists and jihadists waging a unified battle to bring down Mali’s junta have gained control of a key military camp in the north of the country. Multiple sources have…

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US$12m investment to create jobs in Bulawayo
US$12m investment to create jobs in Bulawayo

Business Reporter THE Bulawayo business community and stakeholders have commended the US$12 million investment for the Fairgrounds Retail Centre, a state-of-the-art development set to rise within the Zimbabwe International Conference…

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Ekhaya Festival to unveil hidden talent
Ekhaya Festival to unveil hidden talent

Entertainment Editor THE Ekhaya Festival is emerging as far more than just another gospel concert on Zimbabwe’s calendar. This year’s edition places strong emphasis on nurturing raw talent while enjoying…

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Building a nation in the cloud
Building a nation in the cloud

Features and Supplement Writer THREE years in the making, the Digital Economy Conference (DEC) has grown into Zimbabwe’s most consequential annual forum for technology, policy and economic transformation. Here is…

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Harare has fallen — and the roasted maize army now runs the show
Harare has fallen — and the roasted maize army now runs the show

Manje soo  Mai Juju THERE was a time when Harare’s central business district literally meant business — the sight of suits, briefcases and faint smell of ambition. But today the…

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Botswana first in Africa to hike rates since war
Botswana first in Africa to hike rates since war

Botswana became the first African central bank to raise interest rates after the Iran war triggered a global energy shock, with inflation seen more than doubling this month. The monetary…

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Remains of ex-Zambian President Lungu to be kept at ‘mutually agreed mortuary’
Remains of ex-Zambian President Lungu to be kept at ‘mutually agreed mortuary’

A South African court has ruled that the remains of the late Zambian President Edgar Lungu be placed in a “mutually agreed mortuary” in Pretoria. The new order made on…

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