Reject the dangerous push for term extension
The Constitution of Zimbabwe is not a personal document designed to serve the ambitions of one individual or one political party.
By Newsday
May 30, 2026
South Africa must act decisively on xenophobia
By Newsday
May 29, 2026
Tagwirei audio - Zanu PF fights turn nasty
By STAFF WRITER
May 28, 2026
El Niño warning demands early govt action to protect the poor
It is an early signal of potential hardship that demands urgent planning and decisive intervention from the government.
By Newsday
May 28, 2026
Chahwanda chaos — a prime example of how backward Zimbabwean football remains
The failures surrounding this match are layered and deeply embarrassing.
By Newsday
May 27, 2026
Zimbabwe cannot warn its way out of corruption — it must act
Others continue operating in sectors legally reserved for locals after greasing the palms of bureaucrats willing to sacrifice national policy for personal enrichment.
By Newsday
May 26, 2026
Africa cannot prosper while divided
That contradiction remains difficult to justify.
By Newsday
May 25, 2026
Nicotine pouches: The hidden addiction parents must watch for
At first glance, they look harmless — tiny white sachets resembling mint sweets or chewing gum.
By Newsday
May 23, 2026
AfDB opens the door, Zim must deliver
We believe the International Monetary Fund’s Staff Monitored Programme will leave Zimbabwe on a stronger footing in terms of implementing reforms.
By Newsday
May 22, 2026
Jobs must serve the nation, not party loyalty
These problems are not caused by a lack of “ideologically correct” workers. They stem from a struggling economy, poor remuneration and years of neglect in the public health system.
By Newsday
May 21, 2026
No more excuses — The Warriors must play at home
Minnows of yesteryear have transformed into formidable giants because they have embraced modern structures, sports science and, crucially, the sanctity of home advantage.
By Newsday
May 20, 2026
An education system strained to breaking point
The consequence is stark and visible: overcrowded classrooms and over-stretched teachers.
By Newsday
May 19, 2026
Central bank independence is sacrosanct — and must not be negotiated by deadline
The concern is understandable. Credit is expensive, investment is constrained and firms are struggling to expand in an economy still finding its footing after years of volatility.
By Newsday
May 18, 2026
Harare cannot afford to lose its last green lungs
The property is currently reserved as a golf course under the Waterfalls/Hatfield Local Development Plan Number 6.
By Newsday
May 16, 2026
A tax dispute with national consequences
Delta maintains it fulfilled all obligations using the legal tender of the day, at exchange rates prescribed by law and based on the best available interpretation of the regulations.
By Newsday
May 15, 2026
Of promises and rural neglect
His concerns highlight a widening gap between policy rhetoric and reality.
By Newsday
May 14, 2026
A new dawn as Tembo restores The Warriors’ soul
While Europe-based players grab the headlines, the most inspired inclusion is that of Scottland FC midfielder Abubakar Moffat.
By Newsday
May 13, 2026
Citizens want action, not endless talk
Since the 2023 political realignment within the CCC, his faction now influences most urban councils — many of which are themselves presiding over deteriorating service delivery.
By Newsday
May 12, 2026
Zimbabwe must finance its own malaria fight
These figures tell the story of a country that had grown comfortable with international partners playing a central role in malaria control.
By Newsday
May 11, 2026
A reform that could hurt more than heal
If Zimbabwe is serious about universal healthcare access, it cannot simultaneously remove one of the few mechanisms currently keeping treatment within reach for ordinary citizens.
By Newsday
May 9, 2026
Zim’s fragile blood system needs adult donors
It is an uncomfortable truth that should jolt society out of its comfort zone.
By Newsday
May 8, 2026
Lawmakers on the wrong side of Monavale
THE allocation of residential stands to 23 lawmakers on the Monavale Vlei should alarm every Zimbabwean who cares about the country’s environmental future.
By Newsday
May 7, 2026
Time to stop the foreign coach merry-go-round
A month ago, we were sold the vision of the 2030 World Cup by a man who has now packed his bags. We must stop chasing shadows.
By Newsday
May 6, 2026
Barking up the wrong tree.
IT sometimes appears that some government policymakers are more preoccupied with making life difficult for citizens than with solving the problems they face.
By Newsday
May 5, 2026
Free Press must not be silenced
Authorities must ensure that laws are not weaponised against journalists. Perpetrators of violence against members of the Press must be held accountable.
By Newsday
May 4, 2026
Workers’ Day: Lost in meaning
And each year, for many Zimbabwean workers, it passes like a hollow ritual — heavy on symbolism, light on substance.
By Newsday
May 2, 2026
Sabhuku deals expose policy failure
This contradiction is not just administrative confusion, but a symptom of a deeper policy failure.
By Newsday
May 1, 2026
Good riddance to the toxic Marinica era
To put it bluntly: Marinica was too toxic and divisive to lead the national team. His departure has been greeted with celebration by the majority of football fans and for good reason.
By Newsday
Apr 29, 2026
War veterans must not be a charity case
To many veterans, the State appears to have abdicated its role, reducing liberation fighters to welfare dependants rather than recognising them as economic stakeholders.
By Newsday
Apr 28, 2026
Political favouritism has no place in land policy
To structure land tenure reforms in a way that favours certain groups over others betrays the very principle upon which land reform was justified.
By Newsday
Apr 27, 2026
