EDITORIAL COMMENT: Our soil will remember the blood of the brave
AS wheat farmers across the country busily tend their promising wheat fields and market stalls overflow with fresh, homegrown produce, something profound is happening — our land is telling a story.
DEMBARE, MWOS IN UPSET WINS . . . end of Chibuku Super Cup road for FC Platinum, TelOne
DEFENDING champions Dynamos might be having their struggles in the league championship, but they do not appear ready to relinquish their special relationship with the Chibuku Super Cup.
Trump and Putin to meet in Alaska
United States President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Alaska on Friday to discuss the future of the war in Ukraine.
Mbuya Stella Chiweshe’s home to be transformed into a museum
Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub IN Zimbabwe, August is a sacred month dedicated to remembering both living and departed heroes and heroines. Families often lay wreaths and flowers…
Faith can resurrect your lost hope
“WHILE he was still speaking, some people came from the synagogue leader’s house, saying, ‘Your daughter is dead. Why bother the teacher anymore?’ Jesus, overhearing what they said, told the…
Artisanal miner jailed for biting off girlfriend’s nose
A hot-tempered artisanal miner from Colleen Bawn will spend the next 10 months behind bars after he turned savage and bit off part of his girlfriend’s nose as he raged…
Acknowledging the toll of war on people
Disability Issues Dr Christine Peta IN recognition of Heroes Day, which we observe in August annually, in honour of Zimbabwe’s liberation war heroes and heroines, this article focuses on the…
How the ZDF is building communities, one brick at a time
FROM state-of-the-art classroom blocks to free medical outreach services in remote corners of the country, the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) is quietly transforming the country, one project at a time.
Musona defies the odds in second act
WALTER MUSONA is rewriting his story; this time as a leader, a winner and a symbol of resurgence.
The invisible scars of disciplinary processes
Dr Request Machimbira In the workplace, disciplinary processes are often viewed as a necessary evil, a means to maintain order and discipline. However, beneath the surface, these processes can leave…











