UMBONO: Sibusisiwe isandla esiphayo kulesamukelayo

Ikhefu leKhisimusi likhangelelwe kakhulu ngabantwana ngoba kulapho abathengelwa khona impahla ezintsha, badle izibiliboco, abanye njalo bavakatshele izihlobo emaphandleni ngoba kudlalwa iKhisimusi. IKhisimusi lilanga eliqakathekileyo ebantwaneni abanengi ngitsho lasebantwini abadala ngoba…

EDITORIAL COMMENT : Unity, right approaches create larger functioning economy

ZIMBABWE’S sustained economic growth in recent years, with the economy even growing slowly during the worst drought for a generation last year, is a sign of the authorities putting in…

COMMENT: Page by page, the Second Republic’s promise unfolds

AS 2025 draws to a close, it brings to a culmination not just a year, but a significant chapter in our national story — the successful implementation of the National…

Unity Day and the journey of national healing

Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub UNITY Day, celebrated annually on December 22 since 1987, marks a significant convergence point in Zimbabwe’s political history. It commemorates the signing of the Unity…

Unity Day, journey of national healing

Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub UNITY Day, celebrated annually on December 22 since 1987, marks a significant convergence point in Zimbabwe’s political history.

Kawusekho umtshado ka mzala . . . !Phos’ elakho

Bekubekwe ilanga lamhlaka 27 Mpalakazi okungasensuku ngaki ukuthi siwugqibe. Besithabe simanzi te, njengezihlobo labangane sisithi sizagida ngeKhisimusi mhlaka 25 kuthi mhlaka 26 sitshone sikhokha umoya silungiselela ilanga elikhulu elikamhlaka 27.…

Cost of lithium batteries, inverters puts full transition out of reach for many

Lungelo Ndhlovu, Features Correspondent In Lushonkwe, a small off-grid village in Gwanda North, Matabeleland South province, the divide between homes with solar power and those without becomes hard to ignore.…

SOMETHING BRU-ING

THIS looks like the beginning of the end for Bruno Fernandes at Old Trafford. As if Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim did not have enough on his plate, his problems…

Gender crisis brewing in primary schools

Anashe Pfunde Herald Correspondent In Zimbabwe’s classrooms, a quiet but far-reaching trend is taking shape, one whose consequences extend well beyond employment figures.

Washington retreats, Beijing delivers, and Africa decides

Dereck Goto A serious African policymaker reads grand strategy the way an economist reads a balance sheet: not for poetry, but for what it reveals about incentives, constraints, and future…

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