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Editorial Comment – THE VERDICT IS CLEAR: FIRE NEES
Editorial Comment – THE VERDICT IS CLEAR: FIRE NEES

THIS week, after the Warriors’ back-to-back defeats in their World Cup qualifiers, we ran a poll in which we asked our readers whether ZIFA should keep or fire coach Michael Nees.

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Cde Mugabe addressed colonial-era historical land ownership imbalances
Cde Mugabe addressed colonial-era historical land ownership imbalances

We publish below President Mnangagwa’s message commemorating the sixth anniversary of the passing on of the late founding President of Zimbabwe, Cde Robert Mugabe, who died in Singapore on September 6, 2019.

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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Rail revamp will unclog arteries of Zim’s economy
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Rail revamp will unclog arteries of Zim’s economy

FOR decades, the sight of heavily laden trucks straining the tarmac on our roads from Harare to Beitbridge has been a symbol of both economic activity and infrastructural decay.

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China’s GGI will transform the world
China’s GGI will transform the world

LAST week, President Mnangagwa conducted a high-level visit to China, culminating in a meeting with China’s President Xi Jinping. One of the issues that the two leaders discussed was China’s…

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Fallen comrades in unmarked graves deserve equal honour
Fallen comrades in unmarked graves deserve equal honour

VICE PRESIDENT Kembo Mohadi recently embarked on a tour of liberation war sites in Tanzania, Zambia, Angola and Mozambique.

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CHIMURENGA CHRONICLES: We learnt a lot from Cuban and Russian instructors
CHIMURENGA CHRONICLES: We learnt a lot from Cuban and Russian instructors

This week, CDE CHARLES MAKHUYA, who used the Chimurenga name Njabulo Moyo, continues his account by narrating to our Society Editor PRINCE MUSHAWEVATO his journey from Zambia to Angola. He also details the assistance they got from the Cubans.

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Private paid-for extra lessons are prohibited
Private paid-for extra lessons are prohibited

AS schools open for the third term this week, Zimbabwe’s education sector stands at a defining moment.

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Unlocking Zim’s economic potential through recognising prior learning
Unlocking Zim’s economic potential through recognising prior learning

AS Zimbabwe moves towards Vision 2030, we must confront a fundamental truth about our workforce — some of our most skilled professionals have never set foot in a formal classroom.

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Zim will surpass this year’s export target
Zim will surpass this year’s export target

ZIMBABWE’s exports rose by 21,8 percent to US$4,74 billion in the January to July period this year, from US$3,89 billion in the same period in 2024, according to Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency figures.

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World maps get the size of Africa wrong: cartographers explain why fixing it matters
World maps get the size of Africa wrong: cartographers explain why fixing it matters

THE African Union has endorsed the #CorrectTheMap campaign, a call for the United Nations and the wider global community to use a different kind of world map.

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