Coping with grief and loss
Grief is a natural response to loss. It’s the emotional suffering you feel when something or someone you love is taken away. Often, the pain of loss can feel overwhelming.…
Youth at risk: Beating hypertension before it strikes
Jimmy Murwira-Correspondent A silent health concern is steadily emerging in Zimbabwe, the rising incidence of hypertension and related illnesses among the nation’s youth. Traditionally associated with older adults, high blood…
Building a legacy: Zim empowers next generation of freedom fighters
Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub AS Zimbabwe prepares to commemorate Heroes and Defence Forces Days in August, the spotlight has once again fallen on the enduring legacy of the country’s liberation…
Former Liberation Movements should respond to modern political, socio-economic challenges
Nduduzo Tshuma in JOHANNESBURG South Africa FORMER Liberation Movements from across Southern Africa are set to convene here today for a three-day summit aimed at charting a collective response to…
Breaking the silence: Reflections on property grabbing, inheritance
Mirian Tose Majome-Correspondent Two days ago, I posted a message on my extended family WhatsApp group. I told them that when I die, they are welcome to help themselves to…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Chitungwiza crash: Human error to blame
THE heart-breaking accident in Chitungwiza yesterday when 15 people aboard a commuter omnibus and two pedestrians were killed, when the kombi was hit by a truck, shows up the fact that almost all accidents are caused by human error, not lack of infrastructure.
Battle of Pupu: Gen Mtshana Khumalo, rebirth of Zim’s memory
As Zimbabwe reflects on its rich tapestry of resistance and sacrifice this upcoming Heroes Day, the elevation of General Mtshana Khumalo to National Hero status by the Second Republic echoes in the nation’s historical narrative.
Soft power diplomacy gives Zim political, economic traction
In this era, there is existing evidence that modern political systems are getting more evaluations by other nations through three key pillars that include public media, tourism, and breakthroughs in sport.
Families spruce up graves ahead of Heroes Day
FAMILIES of fallen heroes and heroines buried at Bulawayo Provincial Heroes Acre in Nkulumane have started sprucing up graves of their departed loved ones ahead of Heroes Day commemorations.











