Ngozi Mine trash war divides Byo
So, too, has the litter that blows from the dumpsite into their streets, and the respiratory complications they associate with years of exposure.
By Margaret Lubinda and Sharon Sibindi
Sep. 27, 2026
Mat North musicians cry foul over hearing venues
The committee is inquiring into the operations of collective management organisations (CMOs), including the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura) and
By Margaret Lubinda
Sep. 11, 2026
Editorial Comment: Road carnage in Zimbabwe must end
The commuter omnibus collided head-on with a foreign-registered Volvo haulage truck that was attempting to overtake another vehicle.
By The Standard
Aug. 30, 2026
How CURE rebuilt hope from ashes
When CURE was setting up this hospital, they wanted people who understood the Zimbabwean context — running an organisation in Zimbabwe is a unique environment.
By In Conversation With Trevor
Aug. 30, 2026
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Kariba disaster probe opens can of worms
The sinking of the country’s biggest passenger and cargo lake liner, the Mbuya Nehanda, on Lake Kariba triggered a widespread outcry over safety on the country’s waters.
By Shame Makoshori and Nhau Mangirazi
Aug. 23, 2026
Zimbabwe ignored UN warnings before Kariba tragedy
This data showed a high density of vessels and a “vibrant maritime industry” demanding more than piecemeal operational standards.
By Shame Makoshori
Aug. 23, 2026
Drought fears spur Pfumvudza push
Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development ministry secretary Obert Jiri said farmers should expedite preparations while conditions remain dry.
By Lesley Kufandada
Aug. 18, 2026
Zimbabwe’s co-operatives: How to unlock their full economic potential
Across Africa, the co-operative movement offers compelling evidence of what is possible when such institutions are properly managed and integrated into formal markets.
By Debra Manyasi
Aug. 16, 2026
Breaking the silence: Reclaiming economic independence and mental wellbeing for young women
We can no longer afford to treat young women's struggles as mere background noise or accept resilience as a permanent substitute for justice.
By Joyline Chiedza Basira
Aug. 4, 2026
