The strategic imperative of active farm ownership and optional farm management in modern agriculture
Engineer Tapuwa Justice Mashangwa Agriculture today operates within a highly dynamic, technology-driven, and globally interconnected ecosystem. For farm enterprises to remain viable and competitive, the role of the farm owner…
Celebrating 46 years of Independence, growth
MacDenias Moyo SINCE the dawn of independence in 1980, Zimbabwe has walked a path marked by sacrifice, resilience and unyielding determination to assert its sovereignty. Our nation’s trajectory has been…
LOOKING BACK: Mugabe praises work of defence forces in protecting trade
The Herald 20 April 1988 PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday congratulated the national defence forces on their defence of the country’s trade routes, and he urged them to eliminate Zimbabwe’s enemies. In…
Independence in the words of freedom fighters, nationalists
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub THE pioneering words to the struggle for Zimbabwe’s independence are attributed to Mbuya Nehanda. It is believed that Mbuya Nehanda’s last words before her execution…
Female farmer champions sustainability, community development in Mash West
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau Mashonaland West farmer, Ms Nomhle Maggie Mliswa, stands as a beacon of successful female farmers in Zimbabwe. Ms Nomhle Maggie Mliswa defines the success story…
A crossing of hope: From peril to progress at Mwembezi
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau While many villagers in Guruve celebrated the completion of the long-awaited Mwembezi Causeway, the occasion also stirred painful memories for one resident whose life was…
A voice they fear: Malema, AfriForum and the struggle for economic freedom
Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub THE conviction and sentencing of South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters leader, Julius Malema, to five years in prison for discharging a firearm at a political…
Zim @46: When Maphisa became the capital of unity
Gibson Mhaka in MAPHISA THE air here was thick with more than just the dust of the Kalahari sands. It was heavy with a palpable sense of historic vindication. As…
Zimbabwe is ready to contribute to global peace, security and development
Zimbabwe is stepping up its diplomatic offensive to secure support for Harare’s bid to secure a seat on the United Nations Security Council as non-permanent member ahead of the June…











