Data-driven development key to Zimbabwe’s progress
Innocent Mujeri IN an era where informed decision-making is paramount, robust statistical systems are the backbone of sustainable development. Zimbabwe has once again demonstrated its commitment to evidence-based governance through…
When silence hurts: The hidden faces of GBV
Theseus Shambare Features Writer The sun had long dipped behind the ridges of Nenguwo in Marondera West when Tawanda saw what he had been trying so hard to unsee. It…
Solar green roofs can power Harare’s future
William Tatenda Duri Correspondent AS Zimbabwe grapples with rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and prolonged power outages, an innovative solution is taking root,not on the ground, but on our rooftops. The…
LOOKING BACK: Mandela in new home at prison warder’s house
The Herald, 9 December 1988 NELSON MANDELA was a step closer to freedom yesterday after being moved to a closely-guarded prison warder’s house in the heart of South Africa’s wine…
Silent return of diarrhoeal diseases
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Health Buzz For many households, the first rains signal hope. Dust settles, crops germinate and rivers begin to run again. Children splash in puddles, and communities breathe a…
COMMENT: Bulawayo’s festive cheer stolen by brazen crime
THIS December, while many across Zimbabwe anticipate celebration and reunion, a deep and chilling anxiety has settled over parts of Bulawayo. The promised festive cheer is being stolen, not from…
Zimbabwe’s street-level enterprise: Can youthful ingenuity spark a leapfrog economic revolution?
Spencer Nyamutete, Special Correspondent on African Development IN the teeming corridors of the country’s urban markets, where vendors hawk everything from fresh produce to makeshift gadgets under the relentless sun,…
A blueprint anchored on self-reliance, Vision 2030 in sight
Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub THE recent launch of the National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2), which lays down a comprehensive roadmap for the period 2026 to 2030, is a clear…











