Pressure and balance: How lifestyle shapes your heart and health
Despite this vast system, the body relies on roughly 4 to 6 litres of blood, continuously circulating to deliver oxygen and nutrients while removing waste.
By Rutendo Kureya
Apr 21, 2026
MPs, money and the Constitution
By Rutendo Matinyarare
Apr 21, 2026
E20: The reality between 20% Ethanol and your 10-year-old car
Introducing E20, a mixture that is 20% ethanol, into these older systems is like asking a marathon runner to perform on a diet they aren’t used to, eventually, things will start to break down.
By Tendai Munhundarima
Apr 20, 2026
Democracy for sale: Can Zimbabwe’s Parliament still claim independence?
If allowed to proceed, Zimbabwe crosses a dangerous line. Today it is US$10,000 per MP. Tomorrow, it may be the Presidency itself.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
Apr 20, 2026
Are we not tired of improvising life
Is this the freedom for which so many crossed borders, went into the bush and placed their bodies between gunfire and the dream of tomorrow?
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Apr 20, 2026
China’s zero-tariff policy and new opportunities for Zimbabwe and Africa.
From May 2026, China will eliminate tariffs on imports from 53 African countries with diplomatic ties to Beijing, effectively opening its vast consumer market of over 1.4 billion people.
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa
Apr 18, 2026
African digital financing leaders demand systemic change
African multilateral financial institutions, policymakers, development partners, and private sector leaders converged to address a critical paradox.
By Eric Gacuruzwa
Apr 18, 2026
We condemn raiding of Zinasu offices, detention of former president Sitima
The timing of this raid raises serious concerns about the government’s commitment to upholding democratic principles and engaging constructively with dissenting viewpoints.
By Staff Reporter
Apr 18, 2026
Zim in the era of performative politics
THERE is a growing sense that in Zimbabwe, politics has become less about governing and more about appearing to govern.
By Simbarashe Namusi
Apr 18, 2026
Christ and righteousness consciousness
Partakers of the Gospel of Christ are saved, delivered and sanctified or set apart.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Apr 18, 2026
Independence without freedom
Coupled to that would be total implementation of devolution and local authorities get more powers to determine their affairs with limited interference from central government.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Apr 18, 2026
The strategy behind the monthly library day for executives
Sharpen strategic thinking — Executives are often consumed by urgency: crises, metrics and meetings.
By Innocent Hadebe
Apr 18, 2026
10 dysfunctions in a company
RECENTLY, we talked about structural noise and this week’s article is a build-up.
By Jonah Nyoni
Apr 18, 2026
I will support CAB3 wholeheartedly if
So here it is. I will support Constitutional Amendment No 3 Bill (CAB3), wholeheartedly, enthusiastically, with all the civic spirit one can muster, if a few small conditions are met.
By Pikirai Gwizhikiti
Apr 17, 2026
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When medical aid becomes the gatekeeper: Why Zim must reform for fair access to healthcare
By limiting network participation, medical aid societies create artificial scarcity, excluding capable practitioners while concentrating patient flows among a select few.
By Johannes Marisa
Apr 17, 2026
Africa’s chance to rewrite the resource story from diamonds to lithium
This move aims to secure economic sovereignty and greater control over the diamond value chain, with potential financing secured from partners like the Oman sovereign wealth fund.
By Farai Mabeza
Apr 16, 2026
Power Play: How China's energy grid shields its manufacturing edge amid global turmoil
China maintains a balance between high oil and gas imports and low overall external energy dependence.
By Roxette Mikela Pazvakavambwa
Apr 16, 2026
Zimbabwe’s new public service model risks institutionalising mediocrity
Under the emerging framework, a beginning teacher and a highly qualified teacher may remain in the same grade unless one leaves the role entirely.
By Jackson Nyamupfukudza
Apr 16, 2026
Trade finance as growth enabler: Supporting corporate expansion across borders
Trade finance instruments help to bridge these gaps, ensuring transactions proceed with greater certainty.
By Eric Gacuruzwa
Apr 16, 2026
Strait of Hormuz: Law, power and the peril of global instability
The Strait of Hormuz qualifies as a “strait used for international navigation” under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
By John Laisani
Apr 16, 2026
The Hormuz Crisis: From US-Iran Rivalry to Great-Power Tensions
China relies on Hormuz for roughly 40% of its crude oil imports and 30% of its LNG imports.
By Saxon Zvina
Apr 15, 2026
How US military bases became a security liability for Gulf states
The 2026 conflict also marks a turning point in modern warfare, but it is critical to distinguish between tactical losses and strategic defeat.
By Kilian Marisa
Apr 15, 2026
Why the 'Beyond Excellence' Model is the Future of Zimbabwean Hospitality
We have grown accustomed to the "bouncer" archetype imposing figures whose primary role is to keep people out or react to trouble.
By Valentine Maya
Apr 15, 2026
Making sense of African food baskets through territorial markets
BEYOND being sources of nutrition and income, African territorial markets provide valuable evidence for building an understanding of local food baskets.
By Charles Dhewa
Apr 15, 2026
Unpacking political communication
Political communication is often dismissed as mere propaganda or partisan messaging, yet it remains one of the most powerful and consequential forms of communication in society.
By Cliff Chiduku
Apr 15, 2026
Unlocking Zimbabwe’s Potential: Leveraging China’s zero-tariff policy for inclusive economic growth
Blessed with abundant natural resources, fertile arable land, and a strategic geographical position, Zimbabwe is advancing its development agenda under the second republic.
By Debra Manyasi
Apr 14, 2026
The final week — avoid corporate extinction
ZIMBABWE’S corporate sector is facing a decisive and urgent compliance moment — one that carries consequences far beyond routine regulatory enforcement.
By Believe Guta
Apr 14, 2026
When love becomes a cage: The psychology of the battered women
Have you ever felt a surge of rage while reading a real-life story on social media?
By Joyline Chiedza Basira
Apr 14, 2026
Stand up, speak out: London calls for Zimbabwe on April 18th, 2026
Because Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3) is not a law. It is a chainsaw aimed at the roots of our democracy.
By Bongani Mangwane Tshabangu
Apr 14, 2026
