Community restores dignity to Chinhoyi grandpa

FOR more than seven decades, all that Mr Felix Manhenga ever prayed for was a decent meal and the strength to face another day.

Reclaiming the unapologetic gentleman

THIS week, I would like to shift our focus away from Government policy and share a personal reflection.

Anthrax cases resurface, spark public health fears

Zimbabwe has reported six new anthrax cases in the Gokwe North and South districts prompting a public health alert to help reduce exposure to the potentially deadly bacteria.

Day to applaud unsung pillars of society

International Men’s Day, marked each year on November 19, often passes quietly in the shadow of other global commemorations.

LOOKING BACK: Poachers kill 2 000 animals in Lowveld

ANIMAL colonies in Zimbabwe’s south-eastern Low-veld have lost nearly 2 000 animals to poachers since January this year despite concerted police and ecologists’ efforts to contain the situation.

VISION 2023 – Marovanyati Dam: Reviving Buhera’s future under the Second Republic

COMMISSIONED by President Mnangagwa on November 11, 2020, the Marovanyati Dam in Manicaland Province marked a new era of water security, agricultural productivity and rural development in an area that had long been afflicted by drought.

Why US, BRICS tell same story about de-dollarisation

The odd convergence of a focus on sanctions risk as opposed to the fraying economic foundation of dollar hegemony serves the interests of both sides of the geopolitical divide

Keeping the lights on: Zim’s path to a brighter festive season

Innocent Mujeri AS Zimbabwe approaches the festive season, there is a welcome glimmer of hope for households and businesses alike. ZESA Holdings has secured a US$12 million facility for electricity…

Construction revolution inspires SADC

Theseus Shambare-Features Writer THE rhythmic clang of hammers, the whir of drills and the scent of fresh concrete fill the air at Chisipite Shops in Harare, where workers move with…

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