A moment at the till: Michelle Kabanda’s once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the President
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent FOR most cashiers, a normal shift is marked by the rhythmic beeping of scanners, the rustle of shopping bags and the polite exchange of greetings with…
History, evolution and what we actually fought for
Nick Mangwana Reply to Reason Wafawarova Dear Cde Reason, I read your piece with the attention it deserves. You are a serious thinker and your rebuttal is not the work…
Independence without discipline is risky
Rutendo Gwatidzo Changing Perspectives A story is told of a fast-growing local company that finally broke away from a controlling parent organisation. For years, leadership had complained about restrictions in…
Zim & Ireland: Two nations, one memory of freedom
Forward Nyanyiwa in Carlow, Ireland EACH April, two nations separated by geography but bound by history pause to remember how freedom was won. On April 18, Zimbabwe marks its Independence…
CAB3: A continuation, not a crisis, only the forgetful see novelty
Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub SINCE attaining Independence in 1980, Zimbabwe’s Constitution has never been a static document; instead, it has evolved in response to political, social, and governance realities…
Re-examining what ‘one man, one vote’ meant for the liberation generation
Nick Mangwana Government Up-Close The modern political discourse in Zimbabwe often frames the liberation struggle’s clarion call — “One man, one vote” — through a contemporary lens. Today, it is…
Zim rising steadily, confidently under Vision 2030
MacDenias Moyo In recent weeks opposition aligned outlets have sought to cast Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Bill as a betrayal of democracy and a distortion of the liberation legacy. They…
Editorial Comment: New linked mining, industrial policy will sustain growth
WHILE the policy to have mining companies refine the minerals they dig up to either the pure metal or the pure salt in the case of lithium and any other…
Redefining masculinity, femininity
Alice Tagwira Beyond the Boundaries The word “femininity” has become a cultural straightjacket, a polished cage crafted by social expectations that demand women trade their raw power for a “nice…
Young Mentor Mothers programme transforms lives in Shamva
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke in SHAMVA ZIMBABWE is intensifying efforts to reduce new HIV infections, particularly among adolescent girls and young women, a group that continues to face a disproportionate burden of…











