Binga records gains from US$3m climate resilience projects
Theseus Mauruki Shambare in Binga PROJECTS valued at over US$3 million implemented through partnerships in Binga District are driving development and strengthening community resilience, helping the district climb to position…
Chatora reflects on politics, exile and literature
Elliot Ziwira At the Bookstore IN his latest work, Unstoppable March of the Human Condition: Essays on Politics and Literature (2026), Andrew Chatora, author of the novels Diaspora Dreams (2021),…
Respecting bold steps to promote health
Dear Kusimba, I have decided that I should just write you a letter. I have so much to say and I have no idea how much time we should allocate…
Power of a woman in building lasting legacy through generational wealth
Dr Grace Musandirire Building Generational Wealth THE true measure of success is not only found in what we achieve during our lifetime, but in what remains and continues to transform…
The most dangerous employee in workplace
Rutendo Gwatidzo Changing Perspectives There is a silent threat that many organisations ignore, the disengaged employee. The greatest danger in the workplace is not always the loud employee. Sometimes it…
The Crocodile’s Code: An ancient blueprint for business resilience
Arthur Marara Point Blank In the still, murky waterways where time moves to the rhythm of the seasons, an apex predator from the age of dinosaurs glides with primordial patience.…
Programme throws a lifeline to girls on the brink
Walter Nyamukondiwa in HURUNGWE Often, the air in Magunje is thick with the scent of curing tobacco and the distant rumble of haulage trucks ferrying the golden leaf to auction…
The actual meaning of ‘Judge Not’
“Jesus himself says not to judge.” Thus many a conversation about Christian ethics has come to a swift end. I often hear this verse quoted to me in conversations about…
From public consultations to Senate passage: Democratic processes carry CAB3
MacDenias Moyo The passage of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 through the Senate, with 75 Senators in favour and only 4 against, is the culmination of a journey that has…











