Harare allergic to transparency
Zimbabweans woke up to the news that the capital, at long last, was introducing a light train service to ease congestion, improve commuting time and above all going green.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
5h ago
From extraction to transformation: Mining as Zim’s growth engine
Thriving mining sectors create demand for skills development, financial services, water management and energy infrastructure.
By Innocent Hadebe
5h ago
Money, the mind game!
Greatness is what you coin in your mind and then let your hands do the moulding of those creative pictures you see in your mind.
By Jonah Nyoni
5h ago
More notes on the Grace of God
Apostle Paul had to write a whole letter to correct this.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
5h ago
When the protector becomes the predator: What should be done to strengthen child protection beyond policies?
While investigations are ongoing and the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty, the incident has raised uncomfortable questions that extend beyond it.
By Simbarashe C Kanyimo and Rumbidzai Marevegwa
6h ago
Facts versus fabrication: Reassessing the Indus Basin water debate
Reservoir behaviour during the same period further undermines claims of sustained hydrological distress.
By Atul Jain
6h ago
First Mutual health winter challenge
There were no departmental lines, no job titles, and no office walls.
By Newsday
8h ago
Contractors priced out as lending costs hit 50%
Zimbabwe faces significant infrastructure deficits across housing, transport, water systems, schools and industrial development.
By Freeman Makopa
8h ago
Mortgage drought chokes Zimbabwe’s property market
Juru argued that Zimbabwe has already demonstrated its capacity to build.
By Freeman Makopa
8h ago
