Is Katakura the next Mpofu?
Zimpapers Sports Hub TWO years ago, Godwin Katakura was on the verge of walking away from athletics. Today, he stands as Zimbabwe’s second-fastest marathon runner and is steadily closing in…
Oohs, aahs and standing ovations: Why ‘Wedding Night’ is a must-watch
Ray Mawerera THERE is this young fellow, Farai, who is just dumb and blundering when it comes to communicating with girls, among other things. There is just no other way…
Zim holds inflation steady amid shipping, fuel and rand pressures
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro INFLATION slowed in May after two consecutive months of increases, signalling growing resilience in the economy despite mounting global and regional price pressures linked to fuel costs, shipping…
Court order sees over 300 illegal structures demolished in Whitecliff
Roselyne Sachiti MORE than 300 illegal structures were razed in the Whitecliff commercial area after the Messenger of Court, acting on a court order, evicted their owners from the servitude…
China’s new zero-tariff policy aligns with Zimbabwe’s industrialisation agenda
China’s zero-tariff policy for imports from 53 African countries, including Zimbabwe, which became effective on May 1, is set to unlock unprecedented export opportunities for local producers while deepening bilateral…
Our case for a seat on the UN Security Council
Professor Amon Murwira The elections for Zimbabwe’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2027-2028 term are going to take place on Wednesday, June…
Mazowe Dam and the warning beneath Zim’s 17-river emergency
Theseus Mauruki Shambare AT Mazowe Dam, water did not just suddenly disappear. It withdrew slowly. Along the exposed shoreline, cracked earth now marks where water once reached. Irrigation pumps sit…
Africa cannot be silent in the era of digital resurrection
Dr Gift Machengete Imagine bringing the dead back to life. FOR thousands of years, resurrection existed only in the realm of faith, spirituality and divine power. Yet today, humanity stands…
National Sports Stadium comes back to life
Curtworth Masango Zimpapers Sports Hub FOR nearly five years, the giant National Sports Stadium stood silent. Zimbabwe’s biggest sporting arena, once the home of the Warriors and some of the…
What the world can learn from Africa’s management of climate volatility
Tafadzwanashe Mabhaudhi The United States’ retreat from aspects of global climate and health leadership has exposed the risk Africa took in relying on external funding for these projects. When the…











