Thirty pieces of silver all for the betrayal of the Constitution
It is a test of whether elected representatives are prepared to defend the supreme law of the land or sacrifice it for personal gain and political expediency.
By Newsday
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Zim youth’s unemployment crisis: Are we producing graduates for jobs that no longer exist?
The deeper issue is whether our economic systems, educational institutions and policy frameworks are operating on assumptions that no longer reflect economic reality.
By John Laisani
Jun. 5, 2026
Crime and underdevelopment: Why Zim must address root causes, not just symptoms
The future of Zimbabwe depends not only on reducing crime, but on addressing the conditions that allow crime to thrive.
By Mitchel Zvingowaniseyi
May. 31, 2026
Paying competitive salaries is a profitable business decision
Compensation strategy is fundamentally about making informed choices rather than treating all positions identically.
By Memory Nguwi
May. 29, 2026
We said people were hungry, govt denied; now the jobs data is talking
THROUGHOUT 2025, authorities choreographed a narrative of stability so aggressively that anyone questioning it risked being dismissed as an alarmist, unpatriotic or anti-progress.
By Shame Makoshori
May. 15, 2026
Emcoz seeks overhaul of workplace governance systems
However, structural challenges remain, including high utility tariffs, rising logistics costs, infrastructure deficits, limited access to long-term financing, and an unreliable energy supply.
By Chen Williams and Concilia Mupezeni
May. 6, 2026
Reflections on working people
The fast-track land reform programme, while desirable, was so chaotic that more than 800 000 jobs in the agriculture sector were lost in less than five years since 2000.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
May. 2, 2026
Zimbabwe retail workers mark May Day in crisis
General secretary Phillip K. Mafundu said many workers now “stay at home to cry and mourn” the hardship of earning a wage in the sector.
By Valentine Maya
Apr. 29, 2026
Tight policy stance to persist as Mthuli locks in low inflation
The reforms are part of a broader push to improve competitiveness and attract investment, as Zimbabwe positions itself against increasingly liberalised regional markets.
By Mthandazo Nyoni
Apr. 23, 2026
