COMMENT: From bricklayer to freedom fighter: The story of Cde Reeves Sigola
AS Independence Day celebrations draw nearer, with Matobo District’s Maphisa Growth Point set to host the main event, former freedom fighter Major (Retired) Nelson Archbald Nyamuridzo better known by his…
The prophet, the clay pot and the question of faith: thin line between prophecy and traditional practice
Bruce Ndlovu, [email protected] IN 2020, Prophet Mduduzi Dube, popularly known as Black Elisha, became the talk of the town in Bulawayo. In June that year, a man stormed the prophet’s…
Inter-city debut: Benjani faces first real test as Highlanders, DeMbare clash
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] THERE is never anything routine about a meeting between Highlanders and Dynamos and this afternoon at Barbourfields Stadium, the weight of expectation feels heavier than a pre-season…
What single-digit inflation really means for ordinary Zimbabweans
Tawanda Musarurwa Check Point Desk FOR ordinary Zimbabweans, inflation has never been just an economic statistic. At the height of the country’s worst hyperinflation episode in 2008, it was a…
COMMENT: Breaking the cycle: How Zimbabwe is rebuilding trust in its economy
FOR ordinary Zimbabweans, inflation isn’t just a number; it’s the reality of life that affects daily routines, purchasing power, and savings. The memories of 2008, when hyperinflation peaked at astonishing…
Before the last pot boils: Young Zimbos’ fight to save traditional recipes
Bruce Ndlovu, [email protected] LAST year at the end of December, a group of young people gathered at Amagugu International Heritage Centre in Matobo, Matabeleland South Province, for a unique event.…
Xi sends congratulatory message to 39th African Union Summit
BEIJING, (Xinhua) — Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday sent a congratulatory message to Joao Lourenco, rotating African Union (AU) chairperson and Angolan president, and Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, chairperson of…
Stockbrokers squeezed as trading volumes keep falling
Nelson Gahadza, Zimpapers Business Hub FOR decades, stockbrokers sat at the centre of Zimbabwe’s stock markets, earning decent commissions from matching buyers and sellers of shares. That model is now…











