The beauty of new beginnings

It is a fresh page in the Book of Life — as today marks day one of year five of writing newspaper articles. Yesterday was the official day that I got to celebrate completion of four years of being a national newspaper columnist!

Building Generational Wealth: A journey of success

What does success mean to you?

Longing for children and learning to trust God

I once bought a pair of socks from Kaunjika, our local thrift shop. They looked identical on the surface. Only, when I put them on, I realised they were not a pair at all. At first glance, they seemed fine. But closer inspection showed what was hidden.

Learners feel cheated as unregistered colleges trade in hope

ACROSS Harare and far beyond, unregistered “colleges” trade in hope.

Zim sanctions now a global geopolitical battle

Zimpapers Politics Hub A new study published on July 25, 2025, in The Lancet Global Health offers compelling evidence that broad economic sanctions, often portrayed as a less destructive alternative…

COMMENT: NDS2 moves Zim up the development ladder to grow economy

As Zimbabwe’s economy accelerates over the next five years, there is a need to upgrade the emphasis of this growth following the incredibly successful five years of the first National Development Strategy (NSD1), made possible by effective transitional measures from the Second Republic.

ZANU PF resolutions drive inward-looking economic resilience

SURVIVING economic sanctions is a complex and challenging endeavour.

Health insurance: Exploring solutions when promise of care fails to materialise

For many Zimbabweans, falling ill is as much a financial crisis as it is a medical one.

LOOKING BACK: State reverses paraffin price hike

THE pump price of illuminating paraffin has gone back to the old price of $1,82 immediately in a move meant to cushion domestic consumers, the Minister of Transport and Energy, Cde Enos Chikowore, has said.

When the cradle falls silent: Hidden burden of stillbirths

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Health Buzz The delivery room is meant to echo with the first cries of life,  but for many families across Africa, that moment never comes. A mother’s long hours…

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