Responsible business players for a stable Zimbabwe
Tackling arrears and debt President E.D. Mnangagwa Tomorrow, I leave for Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to attend an African Development Bank forum at which Zimbabwe’s arrears clearance and debt resolution issues…
Debt resolution a game-changer
Editor’s Brief Victoria Ruzvidzo Current spirited efforts by Government to settle the $14 billion external debt that has saddled and handicapped the economy for too long must be applauded and…
Jah Prayzah’s wild gamble
Prince Mushawevato Features and Arts Editor MAY 12 and 13, 2023 will probably go down in history as defining moments for the local showbiz, as far as album launches are…
I am having sleepless nights over church issues
Mudzimba Dr Chisamba DEAR Amai, I hope I find you well. I am a 50-year-old woman and a mother of four. As for my marriage, so far so good. I…
Zim, Moza: Friends for life
Zimbabwe and Mozambique are very strongly linked by geography and history. In fact, the Mozambique border is Zimbabwe’s longest international border with a shared commercial history going back at least…
Top women executives’ seminar on the cards
Sunday Mail Reporter INFLUENTIAL women drawn from leading corporates in the public and private sectors will converge for a two-day seminar, where they will share notes on human and capital…
Wydad date Al Ahly in Champions League final
HOLDERS Wydad Casablanca trumped Mamelodi Sundowns on the away goals rule at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium yesterday to advance into the final of the CAF Champions League. The semi-final, second-leg…
Digesting stabilisation measures
Persistence Gwanyanya AN individual can only underestimate Government’s power at their own peril, as it has the superior power to make or break. A reflection on drivers of volatility from…
Inside the world of sanctions on Zim
Dr Norbert Hosho WE continue to unpack the book “Sanctions Against Zimbabwe: Debilitating effects, resilience in adversity and envisioned way forward”. This instalment demystifies common misperceptions surrounding the sanctions issue…
St John’s Derby Day changes face of rugby
Arthur Choga THERE are four things that happened in junior rugby in April and early May that will have a bearing on the future of the sport. First, the national…











