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Govt takes too long to act

These workshops were being held outside the capital for quite a long time.

By Newsday 7h ago

Malaria: A menace crying for urgent response

By Newsday Jul. 26, 2024

Come, let us reason together

By Newsday Jul. 25, 2024

A fool and his money…

It is pulling out all stops to host a successful event with the cherry on top being the ascendancy of President Emmerson Mnangagwa to the rotational chairmanship of the regional bloc.

By Newsday Jul. 23, 2024

Urban spruce up plan must spread across the country

The drive to spruce up the country's infrastructure must also spread to other provinces, but with better planning.

By Newsday Jul. 22, 2024

Urban spruce up plan must spread across the country

A timely reminder

This is an endorsement of Zimbabwe as an investment destination. However, this must be accompanied by some housekeeping issues on the part of Zimbabwe which does not cost money.

By Newsday Jul. 20, 2024

ZiG: So far so good

ZiG is backed by gold and cash reserves, with the central bank saying this week that it wants to bolster gold reserves to support the currency.

By Newsday Jul. 19, 2024

ZC must stay the course

The two have been the mainstays of the Chevrons for many years together with Sikandar Raza.

By Newsday Jul. 18, 2024

Allow Mnangagwa to go and rest

This adherence to constitutionalism brings speculation to an end and creates the stability that the economy craves.

By Newsday Jul. 17, 2024

Speed up whistleblower protection law

The absence of adequate witness protection laws has resulted in the police taking the responsibility of protecting witnesses, it said.

By Newsday Jul. 16, 2024

Same script, different actors

There are huge prospects that some of the assets will not be delivered and public funds will be lost in the process and the taxpayer will bear the brunt.

By Newsday Jul. 15, 2024

Food standards board welcome

The appointment of the board comes amid a rise in counterfeit products, raising health fears in the country.

By Newsday Jul. 13, 2024

Gukurahundi hearings: No need to rush the process

President Emmerson Mnangagwa will launch the hearings in Bulawayo.

By Newsday Jul. 12, 2024

Gukurahundi hearings: No need to rush the process

A need for genuine dialogue

The acrimony created a crisis of confidence which manifested in the sharp depreciation of the then local currency, Zimdollar.

By Newsday Jul. 11, 2024

Domestic tourism push laudable but…

The local tourism product remains beyond the reach of many in the country, including those in the private sector.

By Newsday Jul. 10, 2024

Warriors need support

For The Warriors, the going is even tougher due to a host of problems, some man-made.

By Newsday Jul. 9, 2024

Mnangagwa’s Damascene moment

After telling Brick by Brick magazine in April that he would not extend his term beyond the constitutionally mandated two, he appeared to be singing a different tune a month later.

By Newsday Jul. 6, 2024

A nation fighting the wrong enemy

Lawyers and civil society organisations have written to the general demanding a retraction. Will he retract his statement?

By Newsday Jul. 5, 2024

School dropouts a cause for concern

This frightening data exposed lack of a support system to mitigate the situation, a breeding ground of social ills such as child marriages and drug and substance abuse.

By Newsday Jul. 4, 2024

Pitfalls of tribalism

While the lawmaker could have had genuine concerns that the teacher would not succeed due to language barrier, the manner in which he raised the issue riled even neutrals.

By Newsday Jul. 3, 2024

The beauty of competition

In May, Mnangagwa said Starlink would partner Wicknell Chivayo’s IMC Communication, bringing to end the long wait by consumers for cheaper internet service.

By Newsday Jul. 2, 2024

More than a common cold

The summit is historic as it will see President Emmerson Mnangagwa take over as the bloc’s chairperson.

By Newsday Jul. 1, 2024

Liberation movements are becoming relics

For Zimbabwe, election results in other southern African countries are ominous.

By Newsday Jun. 29, 2024

Liberation movements are becoming relics

The currency merry-go-round continues

If the authorities think that controlling money supply growth alone can do the trick, then they do not understand how economics works.

By Newsday Jun. 28, 2024

The tragedy of failure to plan laid bare

This tragedy could have been avoided.

By Newsday Jun. 27, 2024

The tragedy of failure to plan laid bare

Make tackling GBV a priority

Latest statistics indicate that about 40% of women aged between 15 and 49 in the country have experienced physical and/or sexual violence perpetrated by their partners.

By Newsday Jun. 26, 2024