Zim must prepare for the worst
The April 2026 report by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts has sounded a worrying alarm: southern Africa faces a high probability of severe weather disruption in 2027
By Newsday
Apr 14, 2026
Zimbabwe’s police force is stretched to breaking point
By Newsday
Apr 13, 2026
Manufacturing a personality cult
By Editor
Apr 11, 2026
Fear cannot shape constitutional change
If citizens must speak under fear of reprisal, then the process ceases to be genuine consultation and becomes little more than a managed exercise in conformity.
By Newsday
Apr 10, 2026
The façade of democracy is slipping away fast
What is at stake in Zimbabwe today is not merely a Bill before Parliament, but the very meaning of democracy itself.
By Newsday
Apr 9, 2026
ZiG 2.0 faces its biggest test
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) yesterday rolled out upgraded Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) notes on the second anniversary of the gold-backed currency
By Newsday
Apr 8, 2026
Fuel price surge drives the poor deeper into crisis
When President Emmerson Mnangagwa came to power on the back of a November 2017 military coup, he promised a new era of responsiveness and accountability.
By Newsday
Apr 3, 2026
Public hearings or public intimidation?
Public hearings are supposed to be spaces where Zimbabweans freely express their views on proposed changes to the supreme law.
By Newsday
Apr 2, 2026
When borders fail, smugglers thrive
According to the study, the country is rapidly emerging as a critical transit corridor in a sprawling migrant smuggling network stretching from the Horn of Africa to South Africa.
By Newsday
Apr 1, 2026
CAB3: A delayed match
Public hearings on the Constitutional Amendment No 3 Bill (CAB3) began yesterday across the country to gather citizens’ views on proposed changes to the supreme law.
By Newsday
Mar 31, 2026
When partisanship trumps public service
ZANU PF lawmaker Nomsa Chaimvura has spotlighted a troubling culture of arrogance and self-interest in Zimbabwe’s Parliament.
By Newsday
Mar 30, 2026
Mabiza’s ‘premature’ claim insults Zimbabweans’ intelligence
THE response by Attorney-General Virginia Mabiza to the Constitutional Court challenge against Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill is not just dismissive — it is revealing.
By Editor
Mar 28, 2026
Citizens have been squeezed enough
At the beginning of the year, government introduced a 15,5% Vat on previously zero-rated tourism services such as transfers, safaris and adventure activities.
By Newsday
Mar 27, 2026
Stronger action needed against drug networks
Border and airport security must be strengthened. Anti-corruption measures must be rigorously enforced.
By Newsday
Mar 26, 2026
Munetsi’s exclusion reflects leadership failure
THE recurrent absence of Marshall Munetsi from the Zimbabwe Warriors squad is no longer a mere selection headache
By Editor
Mar 25, 2026
It’s the taxes, stupid
The latest fuel price hike, announced last week, pushed petrol to US$2,17 and diesel to US$2,05 per litre.
By Editor
Mar 24, 2026
Playing Russian Roulette with Africa’s future
Authorities report a disturbing surge in deceptive recruitment practices that have escalated into human trafficking.
By Newsday
Mar 23, 2026
Fuel hikes: Regional crisis, local failure
The biggest driver of high fuel prices in Zimbabwe is not the global market, but the heavy burden of taxes, levies and regulatory costs layered onto every litre.
By Newsday
Mar 20, 2026
Return Gift Konjana — lest we all risk being disappeared
On March 9, 2015, Itai Dzamara was abducted by five unidentified men, widely suspected to be State agents, while sitting in a barber shop in Glen View.
By Newsday
Mar 19, 2026
When power rewrites the Constitution
His remarks leave little doubt that dissent within Zanu PF is being treated not as democratic debate, but as rebellion.
By Newsday
Mar 18, 2026
A long-overdue reform in public procurement
Standard pricing guidelines for commonly procured items will help ministries and agencies to purchase at reasonable and comparable rates, reducing opportunities for abuse.
By Newsday
Mar 17, 2026
Consumers deserve protection, not exploitation
THE world yesterday commemorated World Consumer Rights Day, amid renewed calls to ensure that every product in the marketplace — from food and medicine to electronics and digital goods — is safe
By Newsday
Mar 16, 2026
Stop treating road projects as temporary cosmetic exercises
REPORTS indicate that only 1,2km of the 66km Gwanda–Maphisa Road project has been completed, even as government prepares to host this year’s Zimbabwe Independence Day
By Newsday
Mar 14, 2026
Let’s all stop this 2030 madness
ZIMBABWEANS have a duty — not tomorrow, not next year, but now.
By Editorial
Mar 13, 2026
Why a National Health Insurance fund may the solution Zim needs
ZIMBABWE’S health system stands at a crossroads.
By Johannes Marisa
Mar 13, 2026
Start with Zanu PF vehicles
But if this operation is to be taken seriously, it must start where the problem is most visible — vehicles belonging to the ruling Zanu PF party.
By Newsday
Mar 12, 2026
Waterlogged pitches steal limelight from PSL opening week
At Ascot Stadium in Gweru, the much-anticipated clash between giants Dynamos and TelOne turned into a logistical farce.
By Newsday
Mar 11, 2026
RBZ roadshows vital to rebuild trust in ZiG
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s decision to embark on nationwide roadshows ahead of the launch of new Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) banknotes next month is both necessary and overdue.
By Newsday
Mar 10, 2026
When equality exists only on paper
The challenge, therefore, is not the absence of laws — it is the failure to enforce them consistently and fearlessly.
By Newsday
Mar 9, 2026
Section 328(7): The nation’s hope against 2030 madness
For a leadership born out of that extraordinary political moment, bending legal and institutional boundaries has often appeared less daunting than respecting them.
By Newsday
Mar 7, 2026
