Why family wealth fails: Silent dangers of poor communication, planning

Dr Grace Musandirire Building Generational Wealth Many families aspire to build wealth that will benefit generations. Businesses are started, land is acquired, properties are developed, and investments are made with…

New Year, new you? Resolutions won’t do

Sharon Mueni Once a year an eagle goes through the process of moulting. Through that process the eagle loses its old feathers and new ones grow in their place. Much…

Parents must recognise that the back‑to‑school journey does not begin at the classroom door

AS another school year approaches, the familiar rush of January once again tests families, schools and businesses alike. Beyond the bustle of new uniforms and stationery queues lies a deeper…

Read/employ the riot act

Stephen Mpofu, Perspective HUES and cries have been reverberating across the country through local radio against commercial enterprises sabotaging the development mantra of our beloved motherland’s Government of the masses…

Why blockchain is the unsung hero of Zimbabwe’s next decade

Jacqueline Ntaka, Opinion WHILE Bitcoin often dominates the headlines as a volatile financial rollercoaster, the quiet revolution is actually happening beneath the surface. The underlying technology, blockchain, is essentially a…

EDITORIAL COMMENT : Heritage curriculum ushers in practical focus across Zim

The new extended school syllabuses that combine and integrate theory with practical applications reach the next stage this year, with the end-of-year examinations for Grade 7, O level and A…

Nature, culture, promotion align to power tourism success

Liberty Dube Tourism Correspondent ZIMBABWE’S tourism industry continues its remarkable rebound, recording a historic 496 668 tourist arrivals in the third quarter of 2025, up from 450 922 during the…

From Nile to Zambezi: Why Zim’s Vision 2030 is no longer a mirage

Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub IN 2015, the world watched with a mixture of awe and scepticism as Egypt announced the New Administrative Capital outside of its traditional capital city,…

World Braille Day: Advancing inclusion, knowledge through accessible books

Lloyd Makonya Correspondent ON January 4, the global community commemorated World Braille Day, a moment set aside annually to recognise the transformative power of Braille as a tool for education,…

Editorial Comment: Traffic cops should preserve lives

ON Wednesday, there was a tragic accident which showed that Harare’s streets have become unwilling arenas for a dangerous game of cat and mouse. On one side are Harare City…

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