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
7h 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
9h ago
Trump goes ‘total loonie’ over Iran!
US president, Donald Trump, whose various shenanigans over the Republic of Iran, have totally failed, has now reached a state of total mental collapse.
By Kenneth Mufuka
10h ago
Premium
Lake Chivero at breaking point
From 1980 onwards, however, the situation deteriorated once more as Harare’s population grew and sewage volumes increased.
By Gracious Daniel
10h ago
That sinking feeling
Golf may indeed be the closest game to the game we call life but all sports teach us valuable and crucial lessons about life and indeed ourselves.
By Tim Middleton
10h ago
Bantu documentary fights to correct Zimbabwe’s cultural story
Explaining on what inspired the project, Echelon Trust said the idea came from an observation that Zimbabweans often know more about foreign cultures than their own.
By Alfred Tembo
10h ago
Sadc fails as authoritarianism sweeps region
The mobilisation stands out for its level of organisation and timing ahead of November’s local elections. March's campaign prompted an exodus of over 178 000 migrants.
By Peter Fabricius
10h ago
Harare’s land scandal: Punishing homeowners while the kingpins walk free
But there is a question that cannot be bulldozed away: how did ordinary citizens acquire this land in the first place?
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni
10h ago
Anxiety, depression, and trauma: What the church needs to understand
Jesus came to heal the brokenhearted, and sometimes hearts are broken through experiences of trauma.
By Humphrey Mtandwa
10h ago
