Bulawayo: No cash, no cars: Half the city’s fleet grounded
Critical departments responsible for refuse collection, road maintenance and water distribution are struggling to cope under severe transport constraints.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi
8m ago
El Niño warning demands early govt action to protect the poor
It is an early signal of potential hardship that demands urgent planning and decisive intervention from the government.
By Newsday
53m ago
Urban to rural migration: A practical path torwards Zim’s economic renaissance
In contrast, rural areas are viewed as labour sources with subsistence farming.
By Claude Kutombo
53m ago
Chinese coach leads ZTTU high-intensity camp
Vikram Singh, Zimbabwe’s top-ranked player, said he completed seven sessions over the past two weeks, each lasting about five hours.
By Austin Karonga
53m ago
While zvigananda splurge US$20m at wedding, Zim begs for money to feed the hungry
On one side of this bitter national reality, millions of ordinary citizens are facing the terrifying prospect of severe hunger.
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana
53m ago
Chaos, corruption claims rock Warwick Farm demolitions
Many families said they had nowhere to go after the operation, which was executed with the involvement of the Sheriff of the High Court.
By Staff Reporter
53m ago
Zanu PF members acquitted in Marimba housing scandal
Lilian Chitanga and Spencer Mabheka were arrested last year after complete houses were demolished by council, with their case being widely publicised in the media.
By Staff Reporter
53m ago
Chevrons turn to 2027 after Super 8 heroics
The longer-term target, he said, is the 2027 World Cup, which Zimbabwe will co-host alongside Namibia and South Africa.
By Austin Karonga
53m ago
Panyatsime promotes African identity through culture, music, heritage celebrations
Young performers captivated audiences with traditional dances reflecting Zimbabwe’s diverse cultural traditions and indigenous knowledge systems.
By Tendai Sauta
53m ago
