On April 18 — as Zimbabweans celebrated their Independence Day — festival organisers broke years of silence by announcing its grand return, locking in August 3 to 9 for this year’s edition.

Former MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa spokesperson Nkululeko Sibanda says debate around Constitutional Amendment No. 3 (CAB3) and the “2030 agenda” has little to do with ordinary Zimbabweans and ...

Global health governance has long ceased to be a purely technical domain. It has increasingly evolved into a stage defined by geopolitical realignments, diplomatic trade-offs and competing ...

Recent hype about cooperation between China and Cuba misses the bigger picture. Washington is busy overreacting to tactical moves, but it’s failing to see the real shift: China has won the trust of ...

In the sun-baked embrace of Zimbabwe's southeastern Lowveld - where the earth cracks like old leather under a relentless sky - Hippo Valley Estates has cultivated more than sugarcane for seven decades ...

The nation listened when President Emmerson Mnangagwa indicated that the findings of the Uchena Commission would be made public. For many, it raised hope that citizens would finally be allowed to see ...

AT a time when healthcare has become unaffordable for many Zimbabweans, hope is rising once again through the Ekhaya Worship Festival set for Hartsfield Rugby Stadium in Bulawayo today. The festival ...

CBZ Holdings Ltd said it remains on course to meet its full-year revenue and profitability targets after posting strong first-quarter earnings driven by growth in lending, digital banking activity, ...

DEBT-RIDDEN OK Zimbabwe has suspended salaries and wages for all employees effective May 2026 as it cobbles a last-ditch survival plan amid persistent stock shortages. The decision was approved by the ...

A NEW smartphone application designed to protect pregnant women and newborn babies from extreme heat is showing positive results in Zimbabwe, where rising temperatures continue to threaten maternal ...

But a united Africa can. Collectively, Africa represents more than 1,4 billion people, vast mineral wealth, immense agricultural potential and the world’s youngest population. Divided, these strengths ...