Manhize can forge Zimbabwe’s industrial future
Zimbabwe should also recognise that modern steel production is no longer based only on furnaces and heavy machinery
By Lawrence Makamanzi
12h ago
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Zanu PF rift over Bona Mugabe’s rise
The brewing stand-off exposes a deepening rift between the party’s central command and its provincial youth structures.
By Nunurai Jena
14h ago
Lawyer launches landmark book on Zim’s quest for justice, reparations
In the publication, Sani argues that Zimbabwe's land question should be understood not merely as a political or economic issue, but as a matter of law, justice and historical redress.
By Takemore Mazuruse
14h ago
War vets directors acquitted of fraud
In delivering judgement on Friday, magistrate Artwell Sanyatwe acquitted all the accused, bringing the criminal proceedings to an end.
By Staff Reporter
14h ago
CAPS United end winless run
The match got off to an exciting start, with both teams searching for an early breakthrough.
By Clayton Masekesa
22h ago
Generation Next: Forging Zimbabwe's future Church leaders
For three days, ministry founders, pastors and emerging church leaders from across Zimbabwe and beyond set aside denominational boundaries to pursue a common objective of preparing a new generation.
By Staff Reporter
Jul. 18, 2026
Plumtree opens doors to fleeing Zimbos
According to reports, the situation regarding returnees from South Africa at Plumtree border post shows less activity compared to Beitbridge border post.
By Nizbert Moyo
Jul. 18, 2026
The architect of dreams: A son’s tribute to Nelia Musikavanhu
She used to tell us that her love for sport started long before any of us were born, back when she was a schoolgirl on the netball court.
By Dumisani Sithole
Jul. 18, 2026
Mandla Ndebele: The man keeping WestProp on track
His expertise spans the entire project lifecycle, from land acquisition and master planning to financing, construction, compliance and operational handover.
By Business Reporter
Jul. 16, 2026
