The price of going home: Christmas boxes and the final return from South Africa to Zimbabwe
Estimating the number of Zimbabweans in South Africa is difficult due to the largely unregulated nature of this mobility, but figures generally range between one million and three million.
By The Conversation
Dec 26, 2025
The three most influential people in our lives
By Jonah Nyoni
Dec 26, 2025
Don’t judge before time.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Dec 26, 2025
Christmas period is not kind to non-mbingas and the rural folk
I wish you, my friends, a great festive season, and I hope you are able to conquer the pain of explaining why you are considered useless to the cause of your rural peers.
By Brian Sedze
Dec 23, 2025
Allegations of vote-rigging at CITES refuse to die
Although she proceeded with her presentation, she later described feeling “very uncomfortable”, indicating an infringement on her freedom of expression.
By Emmanuel Koro
Dec 23, 2025
Unity and longevity of nationalist parties: Lessons from the region
This moment of crisis was neutralised by the Unity Accord signed between the late founding luminaries of our independence, the late Joshua Nkomo and Robert Gabriel Mugabe
By Richard Runyararo Mahomva
Dec 22, 2025
Safeguarding Children During the December Holidays: What Every Zimbabwean Family Needs to Know
Keep devices and tablets in a common area and restrict use to communal living spaces (not bedrooms). Limit children’s screen time and review who they speak with online.
By Kudzai-Vimbiso Tseriwa
Dec 22, 2025
When profit matters more than lives on mishikashika’
Drivers of mishikashika must also be reminded that hustling for survival cannot come at the cost of human life.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Dec 22, 2025
Gender justice is a lifetime routine, not a 16-day performance
Issues of gender equality are structural. They have their deep roots in culture, religion, politics, tradition and institutions (family, school, media, workplace).
By Nicholas Aribino and Ngoni Jemwa
Dec 22, 2025
Gender justice is a lifetime routine, not a 16-day performance
Issues of gender equality are structural. They have their deep roots in culture, religion, politics, tradition and institutions (family, school, media, workplace).
By Nicholas Aribino and Ngoni Jemwa
Dec 22, 2025
Leadership in an unpredictable era
An outing for team members aside, the formal workplace environment can also be used to stimulate creativity through teatime.
By Nicholas Aribino
Dec 21, 2025
Did they die and go to heaven?
When the Gospel of Christ is preached and the Word of Truth is rightly divided it ministers to the spirit that will ultimately instruct the soul and body.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Dec 20, 2025
The making of leaders
Ncube tried to draw the line in the sand when he replied to MPs after the second reading debate of the Finance Bill 2026.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Dec 20, 2025
Strategies for business continuity
These proactive plans ensure the business continues operating during disruptions by identifying risks, protecting critical functions, and enabling swift recovery.
By Innocent Hadebe
Dec 20, 2025
The power is in you
As a young person, I thought it’s my parents who disadvantaged me, only to learn later that I had more advantages than privileged children who had so much at their disposal.
By Jonah Nyoni
Dec 20, 2025
Environmental accountability: Reframing the debate on Chinese companies in Zim
Political interference further undermines enforcement, particularly when some operators claim protection from powerful figures.
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa
Dec 19, 2025
GZU’s medical degree approval a landmark moment for Masvingo, Zim
The MDPCZ inspection team confirmed that the medical school met the minimum requirements and regulatory standards for training future doctors.
By Johannes Marisa
Dec 19, 2025
Sustainable Development Goals’ State of Play: Why Humanity is Failing on the Journey to 2030.
Each goal is supported by specific targets and indicators, offering a measurable framework for progress.
By Professor Arthur G.O. Mutambara
Dec 18, 2025
International Anti-Corruption Day matters more than ever for Zimbabwe
As Zimbabwe marks International Anti-Corruption Day, there is every reason to be optimistic.
By Marilyn Mutize
Dec 18, 2025
Zimbabwe repositions its mining sector for global competitiveness, sustainable growth
Across international markets, investors are seeking jurisdictions that combine geological potential with an improving investment climate.
By John Laisani
Dec 18, 2025
It’s time for thanksgiving
There were moments of triumph that lifted our spirits and moments of disappointment that tested our resolve.
By Cliff Chiduku
Dec 17, 2025
Transporters as unique knowledge brokers in African markets and food systems
Transporters also convey information from the market to farmers better than traders, who may want to hide some of the information to take advantage of unsuspecting farmers.
By Charles Dhewa
Dec 17, 2025
Why Senators should reject the “abortion clauses” in the Medical Services Amendment Bill
This is understandable because the bill, which is available on the internet, says nothing about abortion or termination of pregnancy.
By Catholic Lawyers Association in Zimbabwe
Dec 16, 2025
Government thuggery is funding wrong priorities
The currency itself is partly anchored on non-payment of domestic debt. The likely escape route will be yet another premature currency shift that destroys value for all.
By Brian Sedze
Dec 16, 2025
Emotional independence and the architecture of change
This skill represents emotional independence, that is, the capacity to generate inner stability instead of waiting for life to co-operate.
By Rutendo Kureya
Dec 16, 2025
Child safeguarding and the law of obligations
Duty bearers are under obligation to ensure that children’s rights are respected, promoted, protected and fulfilled.
By Nicholas Aribino
Dec 16, 2025
Human rights are the mirror of our national conscience
Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP), one of the most respected local human rights watchdogs, recently gave a sobering portrayal of our situation.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Dec 15, 2025
Reparations for Africans must transform the systems that still limit Africa’s future
To this end, reparations should correct deep structural imbalances so that Africa’s land, people and resources drive shared prosperity, not persistent inequality.
By Claver Gatete
Dec 15, 2025
Sabi Star mine caught in a clash between culture, custom and modern ideals
Sabi Star mine caught in a clash between culture, custom and modern ideals
By Alfonce Mbizwo
Dec 13, 2025
Zimbabwe’s new tourism initiatives are positioning it for global success
The Zimbabwean government is focusing on raising the country’s global profile by actively securing high-profile international conferences and events.
By Travel and Tour World
Dec 13, 2025
Dissecting Zimbabwe’s industrial collapse: Why conventional corporate governance thinking is part of the problem
By Jacob Mutisi
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Explainer: Why has Trump ordered strikes in Nigeria and what has it got to do with the persecution of Christians?
By The Guardian
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