COMMENT: We should commit to uplifting women, girls
LIKE most progressive countries across the world, Zimbabwe will on Tuesday begin observing the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), an international campaign to challenge violence against women and girls.
Putin responds to Washington’s Ukraine peace proposal
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the American plan for resolving the conflict in Ukraine is an updated version of a proposal developed following his meeting with United States President Donald Trump in Alaska.
Stocks cheer stable, resurgent economy
Zimpapers Business Hub THE improved performance of listed companies, as indicated by significant volume growth in 2025, highlights a stable and resurgent local economy, economic commentators have said. Companies listed…
AFRICA’S GIRLS DAZZLE THE UNIVERSE
Tafadzwa Zimoyo in BANGKOK, Thailand AFRICA came closer than ever this year to claiming the Miss Universe crown, with several representatives advancing through the toughest stages of the global competition…
BROKEN DREAMS, HEARTBREAKS AS DRUGS PLAGUE COMMUNITIES
Veronica Gwaze WHAT exactly must be done to curb the drug and substance abuse menace that threatens to devastate Zimbabwe’s health and well-being? This is the pressing question concerned Zimbabweans…
Gunmen abduct 200 learners from Nigerian Catholic school
More than 200 learners were kidnapped by gunmen from a Catholic school in central Nigeria on Friday, the second mass school kidnapping, last week.
Zaka man kills church mate during service
Villagers in Binduko, Zaka, are at a loss for words as to what possessed two men to turn a peaceful Zion Christian Church service into a real-life horror movie. Sam…
Cement import ban lifted to curtail shortages, rising prices
Martin Kadzere THE Government has resolved to immediately scrap restrictions on the importation of cement to address shortages of the product in the country and reduce the high prices of…
Setting up a small community water-testing business
STARTING a small community water-testing business in Zimbabwe is much less about complex science than it is about meeting a simple, growing need: trust. Across the country, more households, schools…











