Tobacco experts call for more indigenous players
Martin Kadzere, Zimpapers Business Hub TOBACCO industry experts are advocating for a more “inclusive and diversified” tobacco sector in Zimbabwe, underscoring the critical need to create greater space for smaller,…
Turning wastelands into wetlands: How irrigation is transforming Zim’s drylands
Theseus Shambare, Features Writer THE sun in Silalatshani does not just shine — it scorches. “The ground used to break open,” recalled Mr Absalom Tshuma, his weathered hands tracing deep…
Izayoni /Zion Churches: The origins
Mzala Tom Izayoni /Iziyoni African churches are well established in Southern Africa. These churches are linked to the missionary work of the Christian Catholic Church in Zion founded by John…
Milton High School ‘homosexual’ teacher trial kicks off
Peter Matika, Senior Court Reporter THE trial of a male teacher from Milton High School in Bulawayo, accused of improper conduct with pupils at the boys-only school, commenced last week,…
Zhovhe citrus project sets tone for rural transformation
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau THE massive citrus project at the integrated Zhovhe Farm, some 80 kilometres west of the Beitbridge border town, has gathered momentum with the first harvest from…
Zimbabwe recognises unsung heroes of agriculture with new award
Sikhulekelani Moyo, Sunday News Reporter THE Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has introduced a new honour, the Best Agricultural Business Advisory Officer and VET of the…
How the ZDF is building communities, one brick at a time
FROM state-of-the-art classroom blocks to free medical outreach services in remote corners of the country, the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) is quietly transforming the country, one project at a time.
Miss Africa USA finalist fights period poverty and education
Sunday Life Reporter ROPAFADZO Nyakutya, a 23-year-old Zimbabwean-born youth leader and finalist for Miss Africa USA 2025, is making waves not only with her inspiring pageant journey but also through…
Families relocated for Kunzvi Dam settle into modern homes
SEVEN families from Matete village in Murewa district have been successfully moved to newly built homes, clearing the way for the completion of Kunzvi Dam, a key water body that is expected to address water shortages in Harare and support economic activities in Mashonaland East province.
Mberengwa farmers defy odds
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau DESPITE operating in one of Zimbabwe’s most climate-challenged regions, farmers in Mberengwa District, Midlands Province, are defying the odds and posting impressive agricultural results largely due…











