Political freedom without cultural identity is Africa’s unfinished project
Tadiwa Sheren Tariro Lubeju Modern African political thought emerged from the continent’s struggle against colonial domination and its search for identity, dignity and development.
COMMENT: Private sector must emulate Government in improving welfare of workers
For most of the past 26 years, formal employment paid poorly. The economic challenges made it difficult for employers to keep pace with inflation and currency decline, thus wages and…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Govt sets example by improving salaries
FROM being one of the less desirable employers, the Government has now moved into the higher ranks of league tables, and most importantly has ensured that all civil servants, from…
China positions itself as key force for peace amid Middle East tensions
Kuda Bwititi, in Beijing, China AT a pivotal Press conference in Beijing on Sunday, China’s Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, addressed a packed room of hundreds of international journalists, outlining a…
Zim’s bid for the UN Security Council seat a continental imperative
MacDenias Moyo Zimbabwe’s campaign to secure a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council in June 2026 is not merely a diplomatic exercise, but a critical trajectory in world…
Dewe Wetland: A story of community led conservation
Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] Village head Mr Richard Pedzisai (63), stands at the edge of Dewe Wetland in Dewe Village, Gokwe South District, his weathered face creasing into a smile as…
Unpacking the DNA of equality
Alice Tagwira Beyond Boundaries As the world celebrates Women’s History Month, we find ourselves at a profound intersection of memory and mandate.
First day tobacco sales was no cause for farmers to worry
Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight THE 2026 tobacco marketing season opened last week with 36 852 kilogrammes of tobacco going under the hammer and farmers pocketing US$ 59 125.
Cabinet endorses new consumer protection policy
We publish here the fifth post-Cabinet media briefing presented by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Zhemu Soda, in Harare yesterday.
Cabinet endorses new consumer protection policy
We publish here the fifth post-Cabinet media briefing presented by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Zhemu Soda, in Harare yesterday. Cabinet considered and approved the 2026 Winter Production…











