Zimbabwe sugar industry faces crossroads as funding disputes deepen

Blessing Zvikomborero Mahwerera TO households, it is table sugar – used daily in tea, cooking, and food preservation. To industry, it is a critical raw material for food processing, beverages,…

Revival of Air Zim through Mutapa Fund a master stroke

Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWE’s aviation industry is undergoing a profound transformation that mirrors the broader economic renewal being pursued under President Mnangagwa’s Second Republic, aimed at achieving Vision 2030…

New school term, new beginnings

Marilyn Mutize YESTERDAY marked a moment of excitement, anticipation, and renewed hope as schools across Zimbabwe officially opened for the new term. From bustling urban centres to remote rural communities,…

Water harvesting: Simple step to sustainable farming

Obert Chifamba-Agri-Insight FOR a season awash with continuous rains and fields bursting forth with verdant life, thanks to nature’s generosity, farmers can only watch the unfolding situation with a mix…

Trump’s invasion of Venezuela: 3 warnings for the world

Donald Rothwell THE January 3 US military operation in Venezuela, seizing President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Adela Flores de Maduro, was in equal measure audacious and illegal under…

COMMENT: Beneficiation policy must be enforced now

GOVERNMENT should this year ensure each and every mining company starts a programme to invest in value addition and beneficiation of the country’s minerals. The Government has said value addition…

The Bill is due: Africa demands colonial justice

Mustafa Fetouri FOR decades, the demand for colonial reparations in Africa was treated by Western capitals as a rhetorical exercise — a radical plea from the fringes that could be…

Confronting the scourge of alcohol abuse

Cuthbert Mavheko The abuse of alcohol, which is raging in the country like a monstrous tidal wave, poses a serious threat to the nation’s moral fabric. Many youths today spend…

Editorial Comment: Positive trade balance builds up economy

AFTER years of trade deficits financed through foreign loans and aid payments and in more modern times by Diaspora remittances, Zimbabwe has suddenly moved into the bright sunlight of trade…

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