COMMENT: Rest in peace, Ndebele rock star — we are poor without you
THE tragic news of Babongile Sikhonjwa’s passing has cast a deep shadow over Zimbabwe’s arts and entertainment community. It’s a profound loss that extends far beyond his roles as a…
Adequate housing: a cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s development agenda
Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub THE right to adequate housing is a fundamental human right recognised in Zimbabwe’s Constitution and international human rights instruments. It ensures that people live in…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Parirenyatwa renovations will modernise the hospital
While the main buildings at the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in central Harare date to a rush building job in the 1960s, several parts of the complex are considerably older having been built as add-ons to the original central hospital that still is part of the southern edge of the complex.
EDITOR’S BRIEF – Project Zimbabwe: The mantras at work
On Friday Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube brought us the good news that the economy will this year achieve a 6,6 percent growth, up from a projected 6 percent. This will be the highest in the region!
Zimbabwe has adequate stocks of condoms, claims of use of baby socks dismissed
Sifelani Tsiko, Fact Check Editor FALSE or misleading statements about condom shortages in Zimbabwe have been circulating on various social media platforms and even some mainstream global media. Through sensational…
Nyachowe Falls: Where nature, culture and community thrive
Nestled deep in the lush greenery of the Vumba mountains, just 25km East of Mutare, lies Nyachowe Falls, a hidden gem that has become both a natural sanctuary and a lifeline for the surrounding community of Chigodora Village under Chief Zimunya.
Zimbabwe’s economy rebased as informal sector drives growth
Tedious Ncube, Correspondent ZIMBABWE’S economy is now officially larger than previously estimated, after the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) announced that the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has been rebased…
LOOKING BACK: Young scientists show maturity
THE young generation are becoming more conscious of the need for conservation of both the environment and energy as was shown by the high quality displays at this year’s Young Scientists Exhibition.
Political violence has became the West’s new reality
Lidia Misnik On September 10, 2025, the shocking murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University marked a new low in America’s season of political violence. Once seen…











