Do our fallen heroes recognise the Zimbabwe we have built
None of this analysis is offered to dishonour the fallen. It is offered in the spirit that honouring them properly requires more than ceremony, wreaths and speeches once a year.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
50m ago
Understanding meaning and implications of ‘intersex’ through a child protection lens
˜Intersex is not a sexual orientation. Research shows that most intersex people are heterosexual and intersex recognition says nothing about the law on same-sex conduct.
By Pamellah Musimwa and Chinga Govhati
50m ago
Heroes Day must not become an empty ritual
It should be an uncomfortable national reckoning. Zimbabweans must ask a simple but profound question: what exactly did our heroes die for?
By Newsday
50m ago
We must not let China plead the fifth on Covid’s origin
The real challenge is building sustained domestic and international political will to make transparency on Covid origins an enduring priority in relations with Beijing.
By Newsday
12h ago
Feli Nandi's fill up HICC task
The Harare International Conference Centre, attached to the Rainbow Towers Hotel, is Zimbabwe’s premier indoor showground.
By Sindiso Dube
20h ago
Nigel tha Slick Pastor to headline Shoko Festival Comedy Night
Nigel Tha Slick Pastor, who has built a reputation both locally and internationally with sold-out shows, will take the stage in what will be his first live performance in Harare this year.
By Style Reporter
20h ago
Brother In House Zimbabwe to celebrate local talent, culture
Deputy minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Tongai Mnangagwa, is expected to officiate at the launch.
By Style Reporter
20h ago
The cost of silence: Why indigenous voices must shape the digital conversation
The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, observed annually on 9 August, reminds us that Indigenous Peoples are not simply custodians of culture but producers of knowledge.
By Fungayi Antony Sox
20h ago
Noble Stylz unveils ‘The Oracle’ studio to drive local hip-hop
Noble Stylz has built a legacy on sharp lyricism, social commentary, and infrastructure building:
By Sindiso Dube
20h ago
