ZIMPAPERS GOES DIGITAL

Elias Mambo Zimpapers Acting Editorial Executive & Deputy GM- (Digital) HISTORY was made on November 19, 2025 when Zimbabwe’s largest media house launched its integrated digital first newsroom, which combines…

Archbishop Mwazha dedicated self to serving God, humanity

I FIRST encountered Archbishop Paul Mwazha, affectionately known as Madzibaba Pauro Mwazha we Africa, in the United Kingdom.

How to master personal leadership

Arthur Marara Point Blank “Take a lesson from the ants, you lazy fellow. Learn from their ways and be wise! For though they have no king to make them work,…

Tracing the life of a leader who disliked influence of TV

ARCHBISHOP Mwazha was among the early African independent church leaders, who included among others — Johane Marange, Johane Masowe among others, who sought to establish autonomous Christian movements that incorporated African cultural elements and addressed local concerns.

10 mistakes a single woman can make

Ruth Nabaasa I recently celebrated my 39th birthday. When I reflect on the years as a single woman, I realise that I have made several mistakes that could have been…

Turning your skills into streams . . . Every talent can produce income

Dr Grace Musandirire Building Generational Wealth IN today’s competitive world, building generational wealth is no longer just about what you earn from your job. It is about recognising the value…

Where can one find happiness?

THE month of November is about to come to an end and it feels like yesterday when the year begun.

Sanctioning heritage through politics of sabotage

Elliot Ziwira At the Bookstore IN the opening chapter of the memoir “Jambanja”, Eric Harrison acquaints the reader with the sanctions slapped on Rhodesia after Ian Smith’s Unilateral Declaration of…

When it is not a laughing matter

Some jokes are not particularly funny.

COMMENT: Huge upgrade in tobacco processing will add value to exports

THE bulk of Zimbabwe’s tobacco crop is exported as raw leaf following minimal processing, largely getting the moisture content right and stripping some of the stalk, with only about 1 percent retained for local consumption and a tiny bit extra exported as cigarettes.

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