Government’s fiscal restraint ushers durable stability
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro, Zimpapers Business Hub THE Government has sent a clear signal of its resolve to maintain a tight fiscal stance even as it accelerates infrastructure investments, underscoring its commitment…
The Mystery of Words (Part 2)
GREETINGS, beloved. In our previous message, we explored the mystery of words — how the Word of God warns us about careless speech and how words can influence destinies, either…
ICT Ministry pushes for technology-driven development
Mthabisi Tshuma, Sunday News Correspondent ZIMBABWE is taking bold steps to ensure that no community is left behind in the country’s digital transformation journey, with the Government pledging to extend…
From boiling stones to bumper harvests
Theseus Shambare recently in Chivi ONE way to put it is, “Zviro zviyedzwa — chembere yekwaChivi yakabika mabwe, ikanwa muto”. The literal translation is, “Things are meant to be tried…
The waiting room
ONE thing that I dreaded more than anything else when I was little was visiting the clinic or hospital. The moment I stepped in, my heart would pound like a…
Ruwa gangster family that could put Colombian drug lords to shame
WHAT began as a wildly inappropriate relationship ended like a low-budget gangster movie, complete with bricks, a family gang and a pit bull that did not know the script. Stanley…
WATCH: Mystery fire ravages Nkayi village. . . destroys 3 homesteads
Mkhululi Ncube, Zimpapers Writer A mysterious fire that has relentlessly swept through Mfanisoni Village in Nkuba, Nkayi District, Matabeleland North Province, has left the community baffled and terrified. In just…
Egypt is keen to share experience in construction of Mt Hampden city
OUTGOING Egyptian Ambassador to Zimbabwe MS SALWA MOWAFI considers Zimbabwe her second home because of the historical ties between the two countries. During her tenure, Zimbabwe and Egypt opened new…
From pulpit to frontline: Churches’ pivotal role in Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle
Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub HISTORICALLY, missionaries in the course of their humanitarian and civilisation activities often inadvertently served as agents of colonialism in Africa. They were powerful instruments towards…











