President’s foreign policy thrust is positively rewriting a nation’s story
Dr Alexander M. Rusero & Ranga Mataire FOR years, Zimbabwe lived under the dark shadow of international isolation, which was largely portrayed in hushed tones as a pariah state, dismissed…
Lessons for Africa from America’s new national security strategy
Farai Ian Muvuti Correspondent When the United States unveiled its 2025 National Security Strategy, it was described in Washington as a document of realism. In truth, it reads more like…
Empowering rural communities: Addressing technology-facilitated violence, gender-based issues
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau AS smartphones become more common in rural Zimbabwe, a new challenge is emerging, technology-facilitated gender-based violence. What once seemed like a distant urban problem is…
Harare’s ‘pseudo malls’ spark safety fears
Remember Deketeke Herald Correspondent HARARE is experiencing a rapid and largely unregulated boom in makeshift multi-storey shopping structures — so-called “pseudo malls” — a trend city authorities and residents warn…
Rhizobium: An affordable innovation for farmers
Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight THE Government recently released a flyer highlighting that nitrogen fixing bacteria, Rhizobium, was now available and farmers seeking budget-friendly prices could duck the high costs of conventional…
Committee set up to tackle illegal settlements
We publish here the 37th post-Cabinet media briefing presented by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere, in Harare yesterday. Cabinet considered and approved the 2025/2026 National Multi-Hazard…
COMMENT: It’s time to unlock the full potential of Zim-India economic relations
AS the world’s most populous nation, India is the largest market under the sun. Zimbabwe exported goods and services worth $46,9m to the Asian country last year, up from $10,4m…











