We can win the fight against poverty

For the past four decades, China has been one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, and one of the significant highlights of this ‘economic miracle’ has been its ability to lift more than 800 million people out of poverty.

‘We turned adversity into opportunity’

Zimbabwe turned adversities caused by Covid-19 into opportunities for local industry, which resulted in manufacturing capacity jumping from 36 percent to 47 percent driven by local capabilities, as global supply chains were disrupted, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has said.

COOKING UP A STORM . . . Weed cakes trouble authorities

A new confectionery made up of edibles, which are food products mixed with marijuana, is making waves in some communities, and many youths are falling victim.

Why Zanu PF is under siege

If Africans knew even half their history, they would understand the reason why they continue to stew in poverty, misery and disillusion while other parts of the world are swimming in prosperity, happiness and hope.

WHITHER WARRIORS? . . . strategies not apologies needed for football

IT has been a calamitous World Cup qualifying campaign whose pain is being felt across the country and beyond.

Time to pull plug on forex black market

Zimbabwe has a legendary penchant to miscarry or shoot itself in the foot at the most inconvenient of times.

The current mayhem in the foreign currency market is not helpful at all and threatens to undo much of the economic gains registered so far. But this should not be allowed to happen.

Zim can be major player in region: AfCFTA

Zimbabwe has the potential to become a major player in the US$3,4 trillion market expected to be created by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) given its vast mineral resources and capacity to produce industrial and domestic goods and services, according to the continental trade body’s secretary-general, Mr Wamkele Mene.

Capital punishment denied

Many people, among them representatives of church organisations, traditional leaders and activists drawn from civil society, last week braved the sweltering heat as they gathered and listened attentively to different speakers who took turns to deliver moving addresses.

Zim-Moza enhance security co-operation

ZIMBABWE and Mozambique have agreed to enhance co-operation in Defence and Security issues such as transnational border crimes, human trafficking and smuggling of precious minerals, after the Joint Permanent Commission (JPC) on Defence and Security, convened in Maputo last week.

Fresh dispute rocks AFM church

A new fight is brewing in the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) amid claims that followers of a splinter group led by Reverend Cossam Chiangwa are planning to besiege church premises countrywide and disrupt services today.

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