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Gone are the days when contractors were paid for shoddy roadworks
Gone are the days when contractors were paid for shoddy roadworks

Point blank! Zimbabwe used to have a huge infrastructure gap, but this has since changed with the advent of the Second Republic. The national vision to achieve an upper middle-income…

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France is plotting revenge on its former colonies
France is plotting revenge on its former colonies

Egountchi Behanzin A diplomatic shockwave has been sweeping across Africa following the publication of a statement by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) concerning French policy on the continent. According…

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COMMENT: Rainy days ahead: Country braces for wet periods
COMMENT: Rainy days ahead: Country braces for wet periods

THE recent forecast from the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has brought a sigh of relief to farmers across the country, who are eagerly awaiting the harvest season.  With the promise…

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Illegal settlements, wetlands and flooding…How poor urban planning is affecting resource distribution
Illegal settlements, wetlands and flooding…How poor urban planning is affecting resource distribution

Vincent Gono, Day Editor  FOR a number of years now Zimbabwe has been grappling with illegal construction of residential and commercial properties in wetlands and waterways in its urban areas. …

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China reaffirms all-weather partnership with Zimbabwe at 2026 New Year celebrations
China reaffirms all-weather partnership with Zimbabwe at 2026 New Year celebrations

Amb Zhou Ding ADDRESS by Amb Zhou Ding at 2026 Harare Chinese New Year Carnival. Hon Monica Mutsvangwa, Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Hon Emily…

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How forests became Lupane’s safety net against hunger
How forests became Lupane’s safety net against hunger

Lungelo Ndhlovu, Features Correspondent  FOR years, communities in Lupane District, Matabeleland North Province, have lived with repeated crop failures caused by unpredictable rainfall. Shorter rainy seasons, rising temperatures and more…

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Dilemma reignites debate on rape, abortion and women rights
Dilemma reignites debate on rape, abortion and women rights

Muchaneta Chimuka, Features Writer MULTI-AWARD-WINNING filmmaker, Joe Njagu’s Dilemma, explores how a couple’s dream of having a baby turns nasty after Chloe Thandeka “Busi” Ncube is gang-raped by armed robbers…

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Exploitation in the digital workplace: Why remote workers in developing countries earn less
Exploitation in the digital workplace: Why remote workers in developing countries earn less

Jacqueline Ntaka, [email protected] REMOTE work has transformed the global labour landscape, opening opportunities for millions who previously faced geographical or structural barriers to employment. From freelance designers in Bulawayo to…

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Zimbabwe’s heart at World Governments Summit
Zimbabwe’s heart at World Governments Summit

Stephen Mpofu, [email protected] EVERYONE get ready for it: Husbands and your wives serenade yourselves with love songs. Mothers hum to yourselves or sway around as you do dishes, tidy up…

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COMMENT: Unbundling Kuvimba to unlock value
COMMENT: Unbundling Kuvimba to unlock value

LOOKING at the amount of assets it controls, Kuvimba Mining House (Kuvimba) is quite unwieldy. It has multiple gold, platinum, rare earths, energy and base metal mines and permits spread…

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