Young innovators set to fly Zim flag on global stage
Theseus Shambare-Features Writer THREE days, three learners and free-flowing ideas. The trio of Ayanda Mukakati (12), Darrell Kasinamunhu (11) and Tinotenda Ngwenya (12) lean in close, watching their creation glide…
Modernising tax administration a critical step towards sustainable development
Innocent Mujeri ZIMBABWE’s economic journey has long been marked by the challenge of mobilising sufficient domestic resources to fund essential public services and development initiatives. Historically, the country’s public revenue…
Food laws, survival and safety
Miriam Tose Majome-Correspondent Food is life, but it can also kill or seriously harm. Every person should have at least a basic grasp of food laws and basic food safety…
Safeguarding children from cyberbullying perils
Lucia Ponde Mutsvedu-Correspondent Technology has become the centrepiece of every productive institution in the world, extending its influence in social, economic spheres and educational arenas, further amplifying their capabilities and…
Why UK can’t afford peace in Ukraine
Oleg Yanovsky When The Guardian reported last week that the British Army is preparing for operations in Ukraine, it was easy to treat it as another piece of sabre-rattling. But…
Time to transition to efficient cooling technologies
Fungai Lupande-Mashonaland Central Bureau AS temperatures continue to soar and cities expand, Zimbabwe is entering a new era in which access to efficient cooling is no longer a luxury, but…
Inspired by Vision 2030: Father Flower Group of Schools shines
Admire Chitsungo The Father Flower Group of Schools has expressed heartfelt appreciation to all stakeholders, teachers, parents and the wider Kadoma community for their invaluable support during the institution’s first-ever…
Africa’s enormous power understated
Gibson Nyikadzino in UPPSALA, Sweden WESTERN imperialism and neo-colonialism, though unwanted in Africa, are both survived and prolonging their stay in the continent using the age-old strategy of “divide and…
Building Zim’s next-generation workforce through innovation
Professor Willie Tafadzwa-Chinyamurindi-Correspondent IN the past week, I have had the privilege of visiting three Zimbabwean universities to conduct workshops on research capacity development. The targeted audience was staff and…
Zim acts on climate while big powers talk
Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub WHEN world leaders converged in Belém, Brazil, for the COP30 Climate Summit, hopes were high that the promises made at COP29 in Azerbaijan would at last…











