Britain calls it safety. It’s censorship
Raphael Garcia, Correspondent THE United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act was meant to keep children safe. Instead, it is keeping the public uninformed. Within days of the law taking effect in…
IMF commends economic growth, calls for fiscal discipline
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro, Senior Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s economy has staged a stronger-than-expected rebound in 2025, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said, with agriculture and mining once again emerging as the…
First-time BAA nominee stands tall among veterans
Langelihle Dube, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub From playing instruments in church to moving dance floors across Bulawayo and, more recently, Harare, DJ Sfiso, born Sifiso Yolanda Sibanda, has been…
Chiefs triumph after Saiti saga cleared
Innocent Kurira, Zimpapers Sports Hub BULAWAYO Chiefs were officially crowned Zifa Southern Region Division One champions yesterday, a day after being cleared of any wrongdoing in the Anesu Saiti transfer…
Turnall Holdings optimistic of breakeven after major loss
Nelson Gahadza, Zimpapers Business Hub Turnall Holdings says it is optimistic of a break-even at the operating profit level in 2025, following a massive loss from operating activities amounting to…
Revitalised Dulivhadzimu Clinic re-opens doors
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau DULIVHADZIMU Clinic, a healthcare facility in Beitbridge District, has reopened its doors following its refurbishment that was sponsored by the United African Apostolic Church (UAAC). The…
Lady Cheetahs cry out for help
Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Zimbabwe senior women’s Sevens rugby team, the Lady Cheetahs, are pleading for support as they prepare to travel to Kenya for the 2025 Rugby…
Hwange road upgrade promise delivered
Fairness Moyana in Hwange THE Government continues to honour its pledge to “leave no one and no place behind” in national development, marked by the opening of a newly rehabilitated…











