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Foster unity, peace, church urged
Foster unity, peace, church urged

Debra Matabvu President Mnangagwa has called on the church to foster unity and peace to promote national development. Speaking at the Johane Masowe Chishanu annual conference at Gwanzura Shrine in…

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Egypt mourns Lake Kariba ferry disaster victims
Egypt mourns Lake Kariba ferry disaster victims

Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub EGYPT has joined a growing list of countries expressing sympathy and solidarity with Zimbabwe following the Lake Kariba ferry disaster that claimed 46 lives, as…

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Sam Levy’s Village buzz returns after renovations
Sam Levy’s Village buzz returns after renovations

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Sam Levy’s Village is back to being the kind of destination people plan around, after a major refurbishment programme that has refreshed the landmark’s look and…

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President Mnangagwa to attend Johane Masowe Chishanu gathering
President Mnangagwa to attend Johane Masowe Chishanu gathering

Debra Matabvu President Mnangagwa is today expected to attend and address the Johane Masowe Chishanu gathering at the Gwanzura Shrine in Harare. The gathering, which commenced on Thursday, is expected…

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President caps 7 000 at the University of Zimbabwe’s graduation, Student start-ups surge
President caps 7 000 at the University of Zimbabwe’s graduation, Student start-ups surge

Zvamaida Murwira, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday capped 7 132 graduates at the University of Zimbabwe’s 45th graduation ceremony, as the institution continues to expand its focus on research, innovation…

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The day Lake Kariba took too much
The day Lake Kariba took too much

Freeman Razemba There is a kind of silence that descends on a lakeside town when the water gives back what it has taken. It is not the silence of peace.…

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In the mist of Marondera, Zimbabwe’s sporting future is taking shape
In the mist of Marondera, Zimbabwe’s sporting future is taking shape

ON an unseasonally cold and misty Marondera August morning, it would have been easy to believe that the weather had conspired against sport. Instead, the young athletes of Zimbabwe did…

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Kariba communities count the cost of ferry disaster
Kariba communities count the cost of ferry disaster

Walter Nyamukondiwa in KARIBA A HEAVY pall of grief hangs over communities along the Kariba-Chalala route, where homestead after homestead is holding funerals following the ferry disaster that claimed 46…

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‘Traditional leadership comes with huge responsibilities’
‘Traditional leadership comes with huge responsibilities’

Mukudzei Chingwere in HWEDZA TRADITIONAL leadership comes with a huge responsibility that requires more than simply being the rightful candidate for a traditional authority, but also the ability to effectively…

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Judicial Service, Commissioners urged to safeguard accountability
Judicial Service, Commissioners urged to safeguard accountability

Trust Freddy NEWLY sworn-in Commissioners of the Judicial Service Commission have been urged to uphold judicial independence, accountability and good governance in the administration of justice. Addressing the Commissioners’ Induction…

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