If CITES fails to reform for communities, we will force it: Sadc
CLN President Dr Rodgers Lubilo said the exclusion of communities from engaging directly with CITES decision-makers “is in sharp contrast” with acceptance of Western animal-rights extremists
By Emmanuel Koro
Dec 4, 2025
Zimbabwe cannot afford another coup
By Karabo Ngoepe
Dec 4, 2025
Why farmers should know how their commodities perform on the market
IT is no longer enough for farmers to know how to produce particular commodities.
By Charles Dhewa
Dec 3, 2025
Rethinking crisis management in the digital era
IN today’s hyper-connected world, crisis management has evolved from a contained, internal process to a fast-paced, high-stakes public engagement exercise.
By Cliff Chiduku
Dec 3, 2025
A brief analysis of the new Persons with Disabilities Act
Historically, the definition of disability was narrow to the extent that it excluded persons with albinism, epilepsy and other forms of disability.
By Fidelicy Nyamukondiwa
Dec 2, 2025
‘Chinese scholarships an investment in potential’
China and Zimbabwe have built a comprehensive educational partnership characterized by robust exchanges, scholarship programmes, and inter-university collaboration.
By ZHOU DING
Dec 1, 2025
Managing digital storms: How Zimbabwe can counter xenophobic narratives around Chinese investments
The challenge for Zimbabwe is to distinguish fact-based accountability from harmful xenophobic attacks that target individuals based on nationality rather than evidence.
By Tinashe Nyamushanya
Dec 1, 2025
How chess can help prevent suicidal behaviour among teenagers
They are the front line, the future and the first to be exposed to the deadly grip of addiction.
By Emmanuel Tsaurayi
Dec 1, 2025
When fiscal discipline forgets humanity.
For the majority of Zimbabweans, stability has meant little more than surviving the same harshness in ever-harder currency.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Dec 1, 2025
Sacrificing the poor
Without being academic about it, the simple fact remains — the cost of goods and services will go up.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Nov 29, 2025
Reflect, reset and realign for the New Year
Shifting consumer behaviours and evolving business dynamics requires us not to execute, but to lead with intentionality.
By Innocent Hadebe
Nov 29, 2025
Leadership through the Lens of AI, Part 2
We need to teach our children how to code, and not just play games, video games.
By Jonah Nyoni
Nov 29, 2025
From death to life
Salvation reconciled us to God through the life of the resurrected Jesus Christ, thereby, destroying death.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Nov 29, 2025
Mthuli’s 2026 budget shall make the common man cry
There is a good on the proposal that betting, that a lot of people consider addictive and undesirable now attracts 25 percent for winning bonus and 20 percent for bookmarkers
By Brian Sedze
Nov 28, 2025
Navigating your child’s smile: A parent’s guide to tooth eruption
Tooth eruption is one of the confusing developmental events to occur, the duration, the timing, the teething process as a whole.
By Patience Matambo
Nov 28, 2025
Honour medical practitioners
Many medical practitioners are resilient to the challenges bedevilling the health sector and are dedicated to serving the nation.
By Johannes Marisa
Nov 28, 2025
How Zim can build a competitive cruise, lake tourism industry on Kariba
LAKE Kariba remains one of southern Africa’s most iconic water bodies, an inland ocean that blends exceptional biodiversity, dramatic landscapes and a unique cross-border cultural heritage
By Rosemary Muringisi
Nov 27, 2025
Zim’s informal is the new formal
The informal economy is not an irritant on the margins, but the central artery through which life flows.
By Trevor Ncube
Nov 27, 2025
Domesticating wild animals and plants can strengthen African food systems
FOR African countries that are preserving their biodiversity, domesticating wild animals and plants can be a promising avenue for strengthening food systems and creating totally new value chains.
By Charles Dhewa
Nov 26, 2025
Planning and managing succession
The world is more interconnected and globalised than ever before, meaning that events happening thousands of kilometres away can instantly shape local business realities.
By Cliff Chiduku
Nov 26, 2025
How organised action transforms lives
Success is not built on grand gestures but on repeated, structured effort. Reflect weekly on what’s working and what needs improvement.
By Rutendo Kureya
Nov 25, 2025
Chinese firms must comply with local laws
Fourth, it is a partnership navigating complex challenges. While we celebrate these achievements, we must also candidly acknowledge the challenges.
By ZHOU DING
Nov 25, 2025
Rebuilding the Zimbabwean child: Why parenting must return to community roots
Part of the problem could lie in the relentless pressures of modern life. Economic instability has turned “hustling” into a national identity.
By SIMBARASHE KANYIMO
Nov 24, 2025
The city that forgets to drain
While there is truth in council’s observation about littering, laying the blame exclusively at the feet of informal traders tells only a fraction of the story.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Nov 24, 2025
Top 5 Customer Support Options South Africans Use When Betting Online
The first contact method that South Africans use a lot is the live chat and it is probably not surprising to most.
By Newsday
Nov 24, 2025
Zimpapers: Missed opportunity to create public media
Zimpapers is the biggest news publishers in Zimbabwe by far.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Nov 22, 2025
There is a dwelling place in God
The Kingdom of God can now reign in the affairs of humankind.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Nov 22, 2025
Strategies for tough conversations in difficult situations
Many uncomfortable conversations go poorly not because of the decision itself, but because leaders are unprepared to deliver it.
By Innocent Hadebe
Nov 22, 2025
Leadership through the lens of AI
He previously worked in Europe for various banking and financial institutions.
By Jonah Nyoni
Nov 22, 2025
