The hidden costs of Zim’s disappearing forests

Ratidzo Maregere (not her real name) has been noticing the slow changes taking place over the years.

From farm bricks to smart school

In a village where learners previously walked up to 20 kilometres to attend school, Zvitokwe Primary School now stands as a testament to President Mnangagwa’s mantra that a community is developed by its people.

Why is US leaving UNESCO again?

The Trump administration recently said the United States will exit the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) by the end of 2026, the latest move in US President Donald Trump’s ongoing efforts to cut off ties with multilateral organisations he views as misaligned with his “America First” agenda

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Joint peace process panacea to conflict in eastern DRC

AFRICAN efforts to end more than 30 years of violence and war in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, now in their final lap with the consolidation of all regional and continental efforts and the appointment of a team of top-end facilitators, must succeed and produce durable peace.

The rise of elite livestock in Zim

THE sun has barely lifted over the thornveld of Esigodini, but already the rhythmic thud of hooves carries across the dew damp ground.

LOOKING BACK: Sri Lanka, land of fear heading for collapse, say diplomats

SRI LANKA, beset by two vicious wars and its population in fear, is heading for collapse, Western and Asian diplomats say.

Brics hits back: Trump’s old tricks meet new world

Washington’s aggressive posture reveals a fundamental misreading of the multipolar world.

Digital title deeds: Managing risk, building confidence

GOVERNMENT is set to launch a nationwide campaign to modernise property records by replacing old title deeds with new, digitally-secured versions.

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