‘Zim-Russia fighting to defend gains of independence’

Zimbabwe today honours Russia’s Professor Vladimir Shubin (VS) with the Royal Order of the Munhumutapa for his contributions and support to Zimbabwe’s independence since the 1960s. Here he talks to…

Honouring the past, building the future

Today, Zimbabweans gather to commemorate Heroes Day, a national holiday that honours the country’s liberation war heroes and heroines. The day is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by thousands of gallant fighters who fought bravely to defeat the colonial regime, culminating in independence in 1980.

From London to Harare: The 65-day overland adventure . . . Driving through 21 countries

After a gruelling 65-day overland journey, two UK-based Zimbabweans arrived home last Sunday, to fulfil a lifelong dream. The sojourn gobbled over £30 000 for what could have been an 18-hour flight costing £1 280.

‘Western Democracy’ the new colonialism

Empires have not changed, they have simply cloaked themselves in platitudes such as “resilience,” “visibility,” and “empowerment”.

Breaking the Skills Divide: Isaac Okoli and Colleagues Call for Urgent Overhaul of Global TVET Systems

By Bheki Ndlovu                     In a landmark study poised to reshape how nations think about education and economic equity, Mr. Isaac Okoli,…

COMMENT: A call to action for Bulawayo property owners

THE recent revelation by the Bulawayo City Council that 244 properties, including the Highlanders Football Club offices, have been condemned as dilapidated is a cause for concern.  The fact that…

Heroes, old and new

 EVERY generation is required to make a meaningful contribution to its nation. Every generation must interrogate its purpose, what is required from it and what it can do for its…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Our soil will remember the blood of the brave

AS wheat farmers across the country busily tend their promising wheat fields and market stalls overflow with fresh, homegrown produce, something profound is happening — our land is telling a story.

A tale of two realities: The dignity of a National Hero vs the despair of Burombo Flats

Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub IT was a typical Thursday afternoon, and a group of school-aged boys were kicking a worn plastic football outside Burombo Flats in Bulawayo’s Nguboyenja suburb,…

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