COMMENT: Community and parents must unite against rising vuzu parties

SCHOOLS closed to mark the end of the third and final term of the year yesterday. It was a moment to savour for the pupils, delighted that they are moving…

Come East, Come Alive: Discover the magical Eastern Highlands

Lloyd Makonya Correspondent AS the year winds down and schools close for the festive break, many Zimbabweans are taking a well-deserved moment to exhale. December brings with it a gentle…

COMMENT: Police body cameras another improvement in traffic law enforcement

WHILE commendable progress has been made under the Second Republic to eliminate high-end corruption involving senior officials and to make it a lot harder for lower-end officials to accept “presents”…

Teen girls take digital violence head-on

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter DIGITAL hostility towards women and girls in Zimbabwe has surged over the past year, with reports from media and human-rights monitoring groups indicating a marked rise…

‘An Aids-free Zimbabwe is within sight’

Jimmy Murwira, Correspondent WORLD Aids Day, marked annually on December 1, stands as a powerful global reminder of the ongoing struggle against one of humanity’s most persistent health challenges. It…

Enhancement pills: Growing health risk for men

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter MALE enhancement pills have become increasingly popular among men seeking to boost potency and sexual desire. Yet, while their use is widespread, little attention is given…

Digital economy on the rise

Jimmy Murwira Zimbabwe is in a transformative moment where digitalisation is no longer a luxury, but an essential driver of national development. As economies across the globe shift toward cash-lite…

Projects emerge powerful tools against GBV

Muchaneta Chimuka Features Writer WOMEN in Seke and Chihota, Mashonaland East Province, are reaping huge rewards through poultry, mushroom farming, beekeeping, maize meal production and fresh produce ventures. These initiatives…

Technology rewriting our future — for better or worse

Lucia Ponde Mutsvedu Correspondent We are living through a silent revolution, written not in stone, but in code. Technology has moved beyond being just a tool it is now the…

The hidden pitfalls of trusts that families ignore

Miriam Tose Majome Correspondent Trusts have become fashionable in Zimbabwe as there is a rising sense of financial self-awareness as more people accumulate assets and start thinking seriously about preserving…

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