The Severed Lifeline: Why the Impending Collapse of ZimPost Threatens to Abandon Rural Zimbabwe

The weathered green buildings of ZimPost, adorned with their familiar but fading signage, have long served as the final frontier of the Zimbabwean state.
By Allen Mangava 10h ago

Zimbabwe eagles ready to soar in the Battle of Zambezi

The Zimbabwe Volleyball Association (ZVA) has named a 20-man squad to take on neighbours Zambia in the highly anticipated return leg of the Battle of the Zambezi

A new dawn as Tembo restores The Warriors’ soul

While Europe-based players grab the headlines, the most inspired inclusion is that of Scottland FC midfielder Abubakar Moffat.
By Newsday 15h ago

Mat North empowerment programmes fail to stem youth migration

Youths in Matabeleland North migrate to South Africa to escape chronic unemployment and severe climate-induced droughts that have devastated local livelihoods. 
By Sharon Sibindi May. 12, 2026

No end in sight for Harare’s water crisis as residents pay more for less

Across the capital, residents are paying rising municipal charges despite enduring dry taps, erratic supply schedules and growing dependence on expensive private water deliveries.
By Allen Mangava May. 12, 2026

Land return plan sparks backlash from war veterans

They said a proper audit was needed to assess land utilisation, multiple farm ownership and fairness in past allocations before restitution was finalised.
By Silas Nkala May. 11, 2026

Zimbabwean artistes slowly entering the global market

Sometime back, I wrote bemoaning why Zimbabwean musicians have up to now not entered the global market in a big way. However, the tables seem to be slowly turning.
By Fred Zindi May. 10, 2026

Jah Farai thrills fans at PaTawaz

Zimbabwean dancehall artiste Jah Farai delivered a memorable performance at PaTawaz Social Place in Harare’s central business district on Friday night.
By Simbarashe Sithole May. 10, 2026