How poverty, traffickers turned Mat’land into a pipeline for Russia’s war

Some families reportedly received brief messages from foreign numbers indicating that their relatives had been moved to military facilities.
By Staff Reporter 4h ago

COSAFA mourns Highlanders executives

The regional body extended its condolences to the bereaved families, Highlanders, Zifa and the entire Zimbabwean football fraternity.
By Fortune Mbele 5h ago

ED systematically killing councils

The Auditor-General’s 2025 Audit Report on Local Authorities paints a bleak picture of Zimbabwe’s councils.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu 8h ago

Inaugural Asian Cultural Festival opens new cultural bridge between Zim, Asia

The festival is being jointly hosted by the Embassies of China, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia and Pakistan in partnership with Diplomat Media.
By Tendai Sauta 8h ago

The pit that pays and the pit that kills

Fatigue first, then a headache that felt like something tightening behind his eyes, then the joint pain that told him, before any test did, what was coming.
By Simbarashe Namusi 8h ago

Brand experience: Every touchpoint matters

Before the market can believe in an organisation’s brand, the workforce must believe in it first.
By Innocent Hadebe 8h ago

AI is an equaliser: Prof Mutambara

As Africa, are we part of the creative revolution or are we just a consuming client?
By Jonah Nyoni 8h ago

Zim cannot afford to ignore the silent dementia crisis

The warnings raised in Parliament that increasing numbers of elderly people are going missing from their homes should serve as a wake-up call.
By Newsday 8h ago

From goat to goulash: Why consumer demand matters and how to build it

The indigenous goat has long been recognised for its resilience, adaptability and ability to thrive in harsh environments where other livestock struggle.
By Masimba Biriwasha 8h ago