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Manicaland’s secret economy in the trees
Manicaland’s secret economy in the trees

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter MANICALAND is often celebrated for its misty mountains, fertile soils, tea, timber estates and forests, yet beyond the towering pines, eucalyptus and indigenous plantations lies an…

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Rhodes took it, Zimbabwe has taken it back
Rhodes took it, Zimbabwe has taken it back

Lloyd Makonya Correspondent AS Zimbabwe prepares to commemorate 46 years of Independence tomorrow (Saturday), the return of the sacred Zimbabwe Bird and ancestral human remains from South Africa early this…

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Pain of being forgotten behind prison walls
Pain of being forgotten behind prison walls

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter LAUGHTER, live band performances, the unboxing of meals from popular fast-food outlets, coupled with a range of entertainment activities filled Mutare Farm Prison last Sunday. While…

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Unpacking the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy: Bringing the strategy to life
Unpacking the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy: Bringing the strategy to life

Dr Evans Sagomba Everything AI WHEN you reach Pages 40–41 of Zimbabwe’s National AI Strategy, the tone shifts from broad vision to concrete action. Here, the Government lays out what…

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Freedom of expression has a limit
Freedom of expression has a limit

Trust Maanda Legal Position MOST constitutions have a Bill of Rights. That is a section which states the rights that all persons are entitled to. The Bill of Rights provides…

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Pungwe a people-centred philosophy for rebuilding the nation-state
Pungwe a people-centred philosophy for rebuilding the nation-state

Alexander Rusero Ranga Mataire THERE was a time when night time was not for sleep, but for awakening.

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Inyati Mine on the verge of mordenisation, industrialisation
Inyati Mine on the verge of mordenisation, industrialisation

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter THE Inyati Mine community in Headlands Constituency has been presented with a lifeline opportunity to rescue it from the jaws of poverty following an injection of…

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Widening window of hope: Strengthening families to combat youth drug abuse
Widening window of hope: Strengthening families to combat youth drug abuse

Lucia Ponde Mutsvedu Correspondent The fight against drug and substance abuse among Zimbabwe’s youth cannot be won by individual willpower alone.

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Strait of Hormuz: Navigating sovereign rights and regional security
Strait of Hormuz: Navigating sovereign rights and regional security

Amir Hossein Hosseini Iran’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe The Strait of Hormuz is not merely a geographical feature; it is the vital artery of global energy and trade. Yet, today, this…

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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Independence remembered, Vision 2030 ahead
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Independence remembered, Vision 2030 ahead

COMMEMORATING Zimbabwe’s 46 years of independence is not merely a ceremonial act; it is a profound reflection on the nation’s journey, its struggles, triumphs, and aspirations. Independence, attained on April…

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