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 4h 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 4h ago

Why  social stability is  Africa’s greatest investment risk

Protecting businesses from xenophobic violence is not simply a matter of human rights but is a foundational requirement for securing 
By Belinda Chiroodza 16h ago

Zimbabwe targets US$2.5 billion import bill

Mnangagwa said this during the inaugural Zimbabwe Industrialisation Conference and Expo (ZICE) 2026 in Harare yesterday.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 24, 2026

Disabled traders left out of Egodini relocation

The report traces the problem back to the temporary closure of Egodini for redevelopment, which forced the relocation of various informal traders operating at the terminus.
By Sharon Sibindi Jul. 24, 2026

Call to extend deadline to finalise deceased estates

He said widows, pensioners, unemployed people and child-headed households were among those most affected, as their primary inheritance is often a single residential property.
By Patricia Sibanda Jul. 24, 2026

NUST launches nationwide onsite recruitment

In a public notice, NUST said the initiative is intended to bring its admissions services closer to prospective students, particularly those who face challenges
By Staff Reporter Jul. 23, 2026

Judge rules Trump must hand over records sought by BBC in defamation case

The judge's ruling at Tuesday's hearing in Miami can still be appealed.
By Bbc News Jul. 22, 2026