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The complex politics of phasing out fossil fuels
The complex politics of phasing out fossil fuels

The politics of climate change has never been as urgent, contested and complicated as it is today.

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Keep sport clean, Sanyatwe tells athletes
Keep sport clean, Sanyatwe tells athletes

SPORT, Recreation, Arts and Culture Minister Anselem Sanyatwe has urged athletes to steer clear of performance-enhancing drugs and build careers grounded in integrity.

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Govt digitises public medical laboratories
Govt digitises public medical laboratories

THE Government has embarked on a nationwide programme to digitise all public medical laboratories and equip them with advanced machinery, a move expected to bring services closer to communities, cut delays in diagnosis and improve patient outcomes.

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When minerals and farms collide: path for Zim’s land, mining disputes
When minerals and farms collide: path for Zim’s land, mining disputes

WHEN mining licences are issued over land that is already being farmed, the result is predictable: acrimony, contested ministerial decisions and, increasingly, litigation.

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Zim, China mega rail deal to cut business costs
Zim, China mega rail deal to cut business costs

Business Reporter THE US$600 million deal being negotiated between the China Railway International Group (CRIG) and the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) for infrastructure rehabilitation could transform the country into…

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Marshall Machazane’s new season of love, purpose
Marshall Machazane’s new season of love, purpose

FOR many footballers, retirement is like walking off a cliff.

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Pfachi: The journeyman with a dream
Pfachi: The journeyman with a dream

WHAT does it really mean to be a journeyman? In basketball, it is the label for players who move from one team to the next searching for their place.

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We opened the last Zipra camp in Angola at Malanje
We opened the last Zipra camp in Angola at Malanje

This week, CDE CHARLES MAKHUYA, whose Chimurenga name was Njabulo Moyo, chronicles how Cuban soldiers came to their rescue following an air strike on Boma Camp in Angola by Rhodesian…

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Chevrons open continental quest without Jongwe
Chevrons open continental quest without Jongwe

FOR the inaugural ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in 2007, all 10 full members qualified automatically, while the remaining two slots were filled through the ICC World Cricket League Division One.

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Mother-in-law claims I am a witch
Mother-in-law claims I am a witch

Mudzimba-Dr Rebecca Chisamba Dear Amai, I hope this message finds you well. I am 41 years old and my husband is 43. We have three children together. We own a…

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