COMMENT: America now global policeman, judge and jailer

The images from Caracas are chaotic and grim: gunfire piercing the sky, a capital on edge, a president — Nicolás Maduro — arraigned in a New York courtroom claiming he…

When Trump’s big Venezuela oil grab runs smack into reality

By Karthik Sankaran Within hours of U.S. military strikes on Venezuela and the capture of its leader, Nicolas Maduro, President Trump proclaimed that “very large United States oil companies would…

EDITORIAL COMMENT : Fully-backed Mutapa can turnaround State assets

The new management of the expanded Mutapa Investment Fund, Zimbabwe’s sovereign wealth arm built on 30 State-owned companies, has been cleaning up the very variable range of its portfolio it…

Colonial chains, legacy of the largest African dam

Tamara Ryzhenkova Correspondent On September 9, 2025 Ethiopia inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) – the largest hydroelectric power plant in Africa and among the 10 largest in the…

Autoworld Zim, Shepherds Foundation collaborate

Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Zimbabwe’s creative community is on the brink of exciting opportunities, thanks to a timely partnership between Autoworld Zimbabwe and the Shepherds Foundation Trust’s…

Dumpsite to destination: Liberation City and the reinvention of tourism

Mabasa Sasa Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe’s cityscapes have spent decades chasing what we too often confuse with “modernity”: soulless office blocks with imported glass; malls that look the same from Borrowdale…

Religion, science — two wings to human progress

Flora Teckie Bahá’í Perspective Throughout recorded history, humanity has depended on two complementary sources of knowledge: science and religion, through which its potential has gradually unfolded.

Thyroid disorders deserve more attention

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Health Buzz January is marked globally as Thyroid Awareness Month, yet for many Zimbabweans the occasion passes unnoticed.

“A SON OF A THIEF WHO GREW UP IN THE JUNGLE”: THE MAKING OF THE GURUVE SERIAL KILLER

FOR weeks, Guruve stopped living. Not because the sun failed to rise, or the rains refused to fall — but because fear had quietly taken over. A fear so thick…

COMMENT: The return of ‘naked imperialism’

THE recent U.S. bombardment of Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro have been heralded by the Trump administration as a “necessary, decisive strike for democracy.” The rhetoric is familiar:…

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