Prioritising children’s future in uncertain time for aid

ONE of the greatest joys of my work is meeting Zimbabwean children — bright, resilient and full of dreams.

Zim women make strides in land ownership. . . Wakanda initiative takes off

TWO crucial developments have happened in Zimbabwe in the last month, which solidify the women’s position as a key constituency in the country’s economic prospects hinged on land.

Practical groundwork, opportunities for Africa’s renewable energy transition

Let US start with the obvious. Africa has energy: sun, wind, hydro, and geothermal energy. But having the resource does not necessarily mean having the electricity and that is because…

Interchange proposed for Bulawayo to ease congestion

IN a major infrastructure development initiative, the Government is considering establishing a mini-interchange in Bulawayo similar to the iconic Trabablas Interchange in Harare to ease congestion and improve traffic flow.

Sammons reflects on a rollercoaster first year at the helm

“TO win a Test match in Bangladesh . . . that’s a moment you don’t forget,” says Justin Sammons, eyes lit with the passion of a man who has lived and breathed Zimbabwe cricket for the past 12 months.

YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS UP!

IN what can only be described as a drastic response to a common rural nuisance, police have arrested 32-year-old Lloyd Gwenhere after he allegedly turned a simple cattle dispute into a scene straight out of a horror movie.

Benade’s unbeaten Sables walk tightrope ahead of Africa Cup

WITH their unbeaten run and a historic win over Namibia, Piet Benade’s Sables are now facing their biggest challenge yet, not on the pitch, but off it.

What it takes to launch a taxi business in Zim

FOR many Zimbabweans, launching a small taxi business seems like a logical move. However, beneath the appeal of flexible work hours and daily cash flow lies a tangle of start-up…

Masvingo angling for US$8bn provincial economy

MASVINGO province stands at the cusp of an economic transformation.

Athletes honour Bach, welcome Kirsty

WITH International Olympic Committee president-elect Kirsty Coventry looking on, over 400 gathered at the body’s headquarters in Lausanne for the International Athletes’ Forum to discuss the most pressing issues in sports, including funding, safeguarding and post-competition careers.