Why young men are coming back to church
Matters of Faith SOMETHING drastic is shifting in the spiritual atmosphere of the Western world. Surprised whispers of a “quiet revival” are swirling in and around the church. Pastors and…
When words cut deeper than blows
Elliot Ziwira-At the Bookstore Murume wangu kundirova chaiko zvirinani Murume wangu kundirova chaiko zvirinani Muromo wako ipfumo chairo rinobaya Unoburitsa mazwi anondigara moyo shamwari Unoburitsa mazwi anondigara moyo shamwari Saka…
Importance of reskilling, upskilling
Rutendo Gwatidzo-Changing Perspectives The world is changing fast and technology is advancing quickly. Jobs are being replaced on a daily basis by technology. It is a bit scary to think…
UK chief scientist spotlights Zim’s climate adaptation innovations
Prof Dame Angela McLean AS United Kingdom Government Chief Scientific Adviser, I am taking a special interest in climate adaptation and what we can learn from other countries. This week…
Importance of generational wealth: Strategies for financial stability
Grace Musandirire-Building Generational Wealth GREETINGS to the readers of this new column! I am honoured to share my thoughts on the critical subject of generational wealth, which deserves our full…
Mapping Harare’s flood zone inequality
Tawanda Musarurwa-Checkpoint Desk FOR the second year in a row, Zimbabwe’s rainy season is expected to be affected by a La Niña event (which typically brings more rains to regions…
Energy vampires, drama magnet
Arthur Marara-Point Blank We’ve all experienced it: that phone call that sends a jolt of anxiety through your system before you’ve even said “hello.” The text message that begins with,…
From the heart with love
Fadzayi Maposah-Correspondent TODAY is the 270th day of 2025. There are about 95 days left until the end of the year. How far have we gone with the resolutions that…
Innovative agroforestry transforms communities
Theseus Shambare-Features Writer IMAGINE a farm where forests and food coexist! This is a reality in Hatcliffe, on the northern edge of Harare, where Raregold Farm rises like a green…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Parirenyatwa renovations will modernise the hospital
While the main buildings at the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in central Harare date to a rush building job in the 1960s, several parts of the complex are considerably older having been built as add-ons to the original central hospital that still is part of the southern edge of the complex.











