Taking a beating
Of course, at the time, it may well have been considered a badge of honour among one’s peers, and even now some people will be muttering that it never did them any harm.
By Tim Middleton
5h ago
New life for mothers after cyclone
Ruwona said the church's mission extends beyond spiritual ministry to restoring dignity, hope, and practical support for vulnerable communities.
By Kenneth Nyangani
6h ago
Zimra blitz imperils capital markets
Despite all these concerns, Zimra domestic taxes commissioner Misheck Govha said the taxman was supportive of businesses.
By Blessed Ndlovu
6h ago
NEPAZ chairman Mubaiwa dreams big for pool in Zimbabwe
By elevating both the payouts and the discipline of the sport, he intends to turn Zimbabwe's raw talent into a highly respected, lucrative elite league.
By Sports Reporter
6h ago
Brand values pressure test for SMEs in Zimbabwe
Every one of those moments is a brand moment. Every decision made under pressure communicates what your organisation believes, rather than what it claims to believe.
By Tabani Moyo and Farai Chigora
6h ago
Court ends protracted Midlands mine wrangle
On Fleekfair's alleged role in the mining operations, the court found no credible documentary link between the company and the disputed activities.
By Silas Nkala
6h ago
Waiting for Rain or Waiting for Godot?
The other is Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, the famous play in which two men spend their lives waiting for someone who never arrives.
By Simbarashe Namusi
Jun. 27, 2026
50 villagers scammed in fake nurse aide, ECD training scheme
About 50 villagers enrolled in the programmes, each paying US$62 for a three-week course.
By Evans Mathanda
Jun. 27, 2026
Sanctions are no longer a one-way privilege: Chinese defensive Practices for Africa and the Global South
Meanwhile, G7 members reached a consensus to cut collective reliance on China-sourced rare earths and permanent magnet materials below 60% by 2030.
By Saxon Zvina
Jun. 26, 2026
