LOOKING BACK: 4 prisoners freed under amnesty back in jail

The Herald, 18 March 1993 AT least four ex-convicts who were freed from prison barely two weeks ago under the Presidential amnesty are back behind bars.  One was thrown back…

Decentring the urban bias in African women’s empowerment

Alice Tagwira Beyond Boundaries Across Africa, the rhetoric of “women empowerment” has reached fever pitch in ministerial summits and diplomatic corridors. From the African Union’s Agenda 2063 to the sustainable…

Woman strikes gold with tobacco

Theseus Shambare Features Writer AT sunrise in the Kelston farming area in Guruve, Mashonaland Central Province, about 30 kilometres west of Mvurwi, Charity Munaki moves steadily through rows of towering…

Early winter cropping preps will accelerate self-sufficiency

Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight AS the transition from summer to winter cropping gradually shapes up, the country stands at the crossroads – either to start preparations in earnest or risk compromising…

When need becomes the motivating factor . . . Mother builds school to fill disability gap

Zvikomborero Parafini-Feature Reporter THE moment Jacquline Shonhayi held her newborn son Asriel in her arms, she entered a world she never knew existed — a world where her child would…

Editorial Comment: Upgrade of public health system ensures all can benefit

THE Second Republic’s determination to bring modern medical technology to everyone who needs it has seen many dramatic improvements to the public health system in both depth and outreach. The…

Zim@46: Let no man question our audacity!

Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub MODERN-DAY Zimbabwe was midwifed from a revolution and not a movement. When comparisons are made, at least striking resemblances and contradictions are expressed. Between a…

Family Week helps demystify life behind bars

Ison Ndoro Correspondent As Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service commemorates Family Week from April 6-12, attention turns to the vital role played by families in inmate rehabilitation and reintegration. Family…

China’s Two Sessions chart new path for development

Kuda Bwititi in BEIJING THE 2026 Two Sessions, China’s annual legislative meetings, concluded successfully last week, amid confidence that the world’s second-largest economy will continue to remain resolute on its…

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