Bantuman I vows to keep Kwekwe as Zim cultural hub

Against the rich history Bantuman I, also founder of Kwekwe Podium, a professional and well manned arts hub, said he was confident that this legacy will continue.
By Alfred Tembo 4h ago

African science: When an academic defied caution, drank water from an untreated source

Seemingly oozing from a divine vessel — a rock — the life-saving liquid is an instant appeal to the eye and whispers “purity”.
By Kennedy Nyavaya Jul. 27, 2025

WeUtonga speaks about her life as a musician and as a worker

Landing the International Federation of Musicians vice-presidency has seen her become the first African woman and Zimbabwean to occupy the hot seat.
By Tendai Sauta Jul. 1, 2025

I was born naked, I will return to earth naked: Convict

Juindu said he was influenced into crime after relocating to South Africa when he completed his Form 4 before he killed two people.
By Nizbert Moyo Jun. 23, 2025

No plans to exit ZSE: Vision Group

Vision Group director and shareholder Rute Moyo said in an interview the consortium had no intention of delisting from the local bourse.
By Melody Chikono Jun. 20, 2025

Zim’s sugar giant gets rescue deal

Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe operates Triangle and Hippo Valley sugar mills with a combined processing capacity of 3,5 million tonnes of sugarcane annually.
By Staff Reporter Jun. 20, 2025

Homosexuality divides United Methodist Church in Zimbabwe

He said the so-called regionalisation was meant to stifle debate on homosexuality in the church. 
By Gracious Daniel Mar. 29, 2025
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‘What homosexuality? We resign’: UMC leaders

This follows the 2024 general conference which resolved to allow homosexuality in the worldwide UMC effective from May 3.
By Gracious Daniel Mar. 29, 2025

Tongaat debt-to-asset deal with Vision on course

Tongaat entered into voluntary corporate rescue on October 27, 2022, after its total claims and debt reached ZAR13 billion.
By Tatira Zwinoira Mar. 10, 2025