When two friends fall out, the whole street feels it
If Zimbabwe put a 20% tariff on imported cooking oil, a bottle arriving at Beitbridge worth one dollar would cost the importer one dollar twenty before it ever reached a shelf.
By Isaac Jonas
3h ago
Editorial Comment: Road carnage in Zimbabwe must end
The commuter omnibus collided head-on with a foreign-registered Volvo haulage truck that was attempting to overtake another vehicle.
By The Standard
6h ago
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CAA3: Govt concedes in Madhuku challenge
Ziyambi also admitted that Sections 163, 166, and 181 were addressed during parliamentary consideration.
By Miriam Mangwaya
6h ago
Musona still haunts them!
Former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana forward Lehlohonolo "Major" Majoro credits the Zimbabwean with shattering his own perception of professionalism.
By Henry Mhara
6h ago
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Now a women’s job: Why Zimbabwe’s men are abandoning the classroom
Teachers enjoyed decent salaries, housing loans, car schemes and government-sponsored training.
By Nunurai Jena
6h ago
How CURE rebuilt hope from ashes
When CURE was setting up this hospital, they wanted people who understood the Zimbabwean context — running an organisation in Zimbabwe is a unique environment.
By In Conversation With Trevor
6h ago
Herentals stun Ngezi in cup shock
The defeat left the Ngezi coach, Kumbirai Mutiwekuziva, deeply disappointed, particularly after his side suffered another cup exit at home.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
6h ago
Ghost councils: Zim’s stalled devolution crisis
Section 270 of the constitution stipulates the roles of Provincial and Metropolitan Councils.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
6h ago
Preachers in pockets: The Zim church captured
How on earth could the country’s citizens celebrate the inflation rate of a funny money that is even shunned by the regime itself?
By Doctor Stop It
6h ago
