Slick Zimbabwe sign off Cossasa with dominant final win

Lovemore Dube [email protected] ZIMBABWE saved the best for last at the 2026 Cossasa Games, which concluded at White City Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, with the hosts dismantling Lesotho in the…

Gibbo awaits . . . Bosso battle history, absences

Innocent Kurira [email protected] GIBBO Stadium has rarely favoured either Triangle United or Highlanders, and when the two sides meet there tomorrow, the numbers suggest Bosso will need to produce something…

ED Mnangagwa Law School changes Kwekwe development landscape

Patrick Chitumba [email protected] A major transformation is underway across Zimbabwe’s higher and tertiary education sector, with institutions investing heavily in modern infrastructure aimed at supporting the country’s development agenda and…

No vision, no direction Why distraction is winning over men

Daimon Phiri Where there is no vision, the people perish.” Proverbs 29:18. That ancient Scripture hits differently in 2026, not because it has changed, but because the world around us…

One ore Three minerals Gwanda embraces lithium value addition with US$120 million investment

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu [email protected] MATABELELAND South is steadily strengthening its position as one of Zimbabwe’s most important mining provinces, with new investment at Gwanda Lithium Mine highlighting the growing shift from…

Nation can learn from China’s planning model — Deputy Minister Dinha

Vusumuzi Dube in Beijing, China ZIMBABWE can draw valuable lessons from China’s approach to development planning, particularly its ability to translate national priorities into practical programmes at provincial and local…

Govt cracks down on school fees, uniform abuses! School reopening guidelines

Zimpapers Reporter GOVERNMENT has issued fresh guidelines for schools ahead of the start of the third term next Tuesday, directing education stakeholders to prioritise quality teaching, learner safety and examination…

Zimbabweans in UK get stronger protection from exploitative employers

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke [email protected] THOUSANDS of Zimbabweans working in Britain’s care sector and other sponsored occupations could find it easier to leave exploitative employers without immediately jeopardising their immigration status following…

‘Patients before profit’ Minister warns health cartels

Robin Muchetu Health and Gender Editor PATIENTS are paying the price for corruption and the misuse of public health resources, with Health and Child Care Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora warning…

Service delivery, new infrastructure/equipment boost for Binga

Judith Phiri [email protected] THE commissioning of a council clinic, motorbikes, road equipment and service vehicles in Binga is expected to boost service delivery, as Government moves to equip the local…

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