Stop treating flood warnings as routine noise
It is a warning of yet another cycle of fear, displacement and preventable loss.
By Newsday
Dec 4, 2025
Highlanders’ costly ‘No’ to Chivayo and Benjani
By Newsday
Dec 3, 2025
Forbes overhaul urgent, not optional
By Newsday
Dec 2, 2025
A nation left behind: Greatman forces spotlight on disability gap
When a public figure like Greatman is forced to send out an SOS, it signals a system that is not working — a desperate situation requiring collective action.
By Newsday
Dec 1, 2025
Stop playing Russian Roulette with poor citizens
But as has become the pattern in recent years, what was packaged as relief turned out to be yet another sleight of hand — a fiscal illusion that shifts the burden without solving the problem.
By Newsday
Nov 29, 2025
ZRP crackdown a bold step in securing our roads
Public transport in Zimbabwe has long been a vital part of the country’s infrastructure, but it has also been a major contributor to road accidents.
By Newsday
Nov 28, 2025
Every child on the street is govt failure made visible
Child-headed families are no longer rare occurrences in Zimbabwe; they are becoming a defining feature of our social landscape.
By Newsday
Nov 27, 2025
As tax burden bites, all eyes on Ncube’s 2026 budget
FINANCE, Economic Development and Investment Promotion minister Mthuli Ncube will tomorrow present the 2026 National Budget amid a clamour for tax relief.
By Newsday
Nov 26, 2025
A dream deferred
Mnangagwa said, “We must always remember and realise that we hold and run this country in trust.
By Newsday
Nov 25, 2025
Reforms yes, but mindset shift key to halt road carnage
Of the 15 350 accidents reported in the second quarter, 492 were fatal. In the previous quarter, 378 were fatal.
By Newsday
Nov 24, 2025
Zimbabwe want 2028 elections, not a Constitution rewritten for one man
We want elections in 2028.
By Newsday
Nov 22, 2025
Monocurrency dream haunted by history
Zimbabwe’s monetary instability has never been about the names of currencies.
By Newsday
Nov 21, 2025
Get it over with: Harare–B/bridge Highway rehab cannot drag on forever
For a road that forms part of southern Africa’s busiest trade corridor, any progress is, indeed, welcome.
By Newsday
Nov 20, 2025
Marinica passes the test
Marinica inherited a team shrouded in the turmoil that ultimately consumed his predecessor, Michael Nees.
By Newsday
Nov 19, 2025
Monocurrency roadmap must be market driven
Zimbabweans have travelled that road before where it was dribbled by the government.
By Newsday
Nov 18, 2025
Why local is lekker
In 2015, the businessman came to Zimbabwe, where he intended to invest US$1 billion.
By Newsday
Nov 17, 2025
Mnangagwa’s silence makes us believe he wants it too
ZANU PF is pulling out all the stops in its attempt to stage what is, in essence, a constitutional coup.
By Newsday
Nov 15, 2025
Don’t only fill posts, fix health sector problems too
The government is under pressure to fill 14 000 vacant posts left by nurses and doctors who have fled the country in recent years.
By Newsday
Nov 14, 2025
Dangote’s return: A rare second chance for Zim to get it right
Dangote’s business model is simple yet transformative: identify market gaps, invest heavily in production capacity and expand strategically across borders.
By Newsday
Nov 13, 2025
A season of madness
Kuwadzana East lawmaker Charlton Hwende has set the ball rolling with a list of demands for legislators: a salary increment and US$150 000 housing loan for each member.
By Newsday
Nov 12, 2025
Climate Action: All talk is cheap
Droughts are becoming more frequent, rains more erratic and temperatures are more extreme.
By Newsday
Nov 11, 2025
Living in cloud cuckoo land
Currently, with the GNI per capita of US$3 300, that implies that we are spending US$9 per day,” Ncube said.
By Newsday
Nov 10, 2025
Land without justice: The endless tragedy of Zim’s powerful evictors
REPORTS that Vice-President Kembo Mohadi’s son, Mafenyadira, has evicted 21 families from a farm in Mazowe, Mashonaland Central province, are a painful reminder that in Zimbabwe
By Newsday
Nov 8, 2025
Poverty reduction: A mirage in a desert of broken promises
President Emmerson Mnangagwa this week told the World Summit for Social Development in Doha, Qatar, that Zimbabwe has nearly halved poverty since 1995.
By Newsday
Nov 7, 2025
Zifa’s bargain foreign coach will hurt Warriors
Only last month, Zifa roped in Tembo to be the team’s second assistant coach to try and help the failing Nees.
By Newsday
Nov 6, 2025
Champions Scottland FC: A genuine African contender?
Sakupwanya has publicly reiterated that the ultimate dream is to conquer Africa and put Zimbabwe on the world map.
By Newsday
Nov 5, 2025
Licence fees review timely
Minister Mthuli Ncube has announced a raft of reforms for the wholesale and retail sectors which has culminated in the slashing of fees.
By Newsday
Nov 4, 2025
Inflation decline: RBZ must stay the course
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mushayavanhu's back-to-basics thrust has seen the central bank keeping an eagle eye on money supply growth to contain inflation.
By Newsday
Nov 3, 2025
A ban without a plan: The futility of outlawing survival
Government's widely publicised ban on night vending faltered the very moment it was announced.
By Newsday
Nov 1, 2025
Health sector crisis long in the making
FOR years, the crisis in Zimbabwe’s health sector has been bemoaned in passing — often treated as a symptom of a wider economic collapse.
By Newsday
Oct 31, 2025
