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Our heroes gave life – now we give remembrance
Our heroes gave life – now we give remembrance

Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub IN 2025, Zimbabwe once again paused in mourning and gratitude as the nation laid to rest several of its bravest — those who, with courage…

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46 500 to get injectable anti-HIV drug at inception
46 500 to get injectable anti-HIV drug at inception

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke recently in ACCRA, Ghana AT LEAST 46 500 people will be put on the long-acting HIV prevention drug Lenacapavir early next year, as Zimbabwe begins its first rollout…

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COMMENT: Heavy industry using local raw materials leading export drives
COMMENT: Heavy industry using local raw materials leading export drives

RECORD monthly exports by Zimbabwe in October burst the US$1 billion barrier for the first time, a significant milestone in the transformation of the economy by the Second Republic. While…

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Second Republic pushes for problem-solving innovations
Second Republic pushes for problem-solving innovations

Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWE’s history of innovation has been a tale of two distinct intellectual eras – on one hand it is dominated by a few white inventors…

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Zanu PF poised for growth after fruitful 2025: Machacha
Zanu PF poised for growth after fruitful 2025: Machacha

ZANU PF has wrapped up its year with a series of high-level meetings — the Politburo, Central Committee, and the National Consultative Assembly — held last week. Zimpapers’ Senior Politics…

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Help contribute to transformation of society
Help contribute to transformation of society

Flora Teckie Bahá’í Perspective We can each contribute to transformation of our communities and the creation of a peaceful and prosperous global civilisation. According to the Bahá’í Writings, we have…

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A grave matter: Enduring fight over Johanne Masowe’s remains
A grave matter: Enduring fight over Johanne Masowe’s remains

Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter THE battle for the remains of a prophet, Johanne Masowe Shoniwa, buried in Gandanzara, Rusape, has spilled into the courts with his family and church…

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Disability champion’s journey to continental glory
Disability champion’s journey to continental glory

Conrad Mupesa Features Writer WHEN 39-year-old disability advocate and journalist Nyasha Nhau walks into high-level meetings at the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa or participates in Commonwealth policy discussions,…

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Force behind closing inequality gap
Force behind closing inequality gap

Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau FIONA GANDIWA MAGAYA has spent more than two decades championing safer, fairer and more inclusive workplaces for Zimbabwean women. A labour, education and gender equality…

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The mutilation of rights, sovereign dignity through illegal sanctions
The mutilation of rights, sovereign dignity through illegal sanctions

Rutendo M Nyatsanza The book under review, Standing Against Illegal Sanctions: Resistance, Policy Innovations and Advocacy offers a comprehensive critique of how unilateral coercive measures have shaped Zimbabwe’s political, economic,…

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