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- Manicapost
- August 1, 2025
- 340 views
Manicaland’s rising tourism footprint
Lloyd Makonya Correspondent MANICALAND, with its cool, mountain air and rich ecological and cultural heritage, is fast becoming one of Zimbabwe’s most dynamic tourist destinations. Once seen as a quiet…
- Chronicle
- August 1, 2025
- 113 views
Weight of being a migrant: Reflections on Zimfest
Miriam Tose Majome, [email protected] Two separate yet oddly connected events triggered me this week. Both events involve some but not all Zimbabweans living abroad. They are in the minority, but…
- Herald
- August 1, 2025
- 102 views
Editorial Comment: Zim moving forward despite worsening world economy
ZIMBABWE is still expected to meet the forecast 6 percent growth in the economy despite falling expectations of global, continental and regional economic growth and falling prices of non-precious metal…
- Manicapost
- August 1, 2025
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Sanganai, ZANU PF Conference set Manicaland on development path
Lloyd Makonya Correspondent MANICALAND Province is on the cusp of a transformational moment. In the coming weeks, the region will play host to two major national events, the Sanganai/Hlanganani/Kumbanayi World…
- Herald
- August 1, 2025
- 205 views
US Sanctions Bill against SA bullying of Africa’s sovereignty
Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub THE recent advancement of the so-called United States– South Africa Bilateral Relations Review Act by the country’s House Foreign Affairs Committee is nothing short of a…
- Manicapost
- August 1, 2025
- 196 views
Buhera’s wetland restoration transforms lives
Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter IN the arid Buhera District, a remarkable transformation has taken place. Where conflict and suffering once prevailed, fuelled by climate change, drought and poverty, harmony is…
- Herald
- August 1, 2025
- 139 views
Riverbed mining threatens livelihoods
MASHONALAND Central Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister Christopher Magomo has voiced concern over the escalating degradation of rivers in the province, warning that the destruction of water systems poses a threat not only to the environment, but also to economic survival and future development.
- Herald
- August 1, 2025
- 313 views
Chipinge women break into export markets with dried fruits, veggies
WOMEN in Mt Selinda, Chipinge, have set their sights on regional and international export markets by turning locally-grown fruits and vegetables into high-value dried products.
- Herald
- August 1, 2025
- 145 views
Tracing the genesis of ZDF
Itayi Musengeyi-Day Editor The genesis of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces sprang from the diverse forms of colonial oppression executed by the white colonialists on the black majority Zimbabweans. The white…