A political economy of Sino-African industrialisation
Mineral mining and refining consume water and generate emissions, requiring strict environmental governance.
By Kudzayi Murombedzi
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Food safety: How pots are silently killing us
Leftovers, especially sadza or spicy foods, are the silent killer gripping Zimbabwean communities that cook once and eat twice.
By Nhau Mangirazi
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Senators sound alarm over dementia crisis in Zim
“Among them is the rising burden of dementia and Alzheimer’s conditions that erode memory, cognition, behaviour and ultimately, a person’s dignity and independence,” she said.
By Sharon Sibindi
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Poverty forces young women to barter away condom use
Dephine Mashinga, a young mother from the area, explained how men exploit this financial desperation, particularly when dealing with sex workers.
By Nunurai Jena
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CAB3: Outrage over Chivayo ‘bribes’
Responding to questions from NewsDay Weekender, Tshabangu’s spokesperson, Nqobizitha Mlilo, dismissed concerns over the gifts and rewards.
By Miriam Mangwaya
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China hands over 300 boreholes to drought-hit Zimbabwe communities
The project followed the El Niño-induced drought that led President Emmerson Mnangagwa to declare a national disaster in 2024.
By Boitumelo Makhurane
Jun. 12, 2026
Nust students benefit in Indian Embassy Yoga wellness programme
“Yoga builds physical fitness, mental clarity, and emotional balance. We want to give young people practical tools for healthier, more productive lives.”
By Keith Jeketera
Jun. 12, 2026
AI win win new space race
Under the revised roadmap, the newly announced crew will conduct an Earth-orbit demonstration mission designed to reduce risk before a future return to the lunar surface.
By Naison Bangure
Jun. 12, 2026
What is pay structure? Why every firm should have one
Every increase, counteroffer, or complaint is handled individually, without considering the broader impact.
By Memory Nguwi
Jun. 12, 2026
