When love leads: Navigating life’s seasons with grace
While one door closes for someone, another is opening for another. Life flows in cycles, some good, others not so good, but all meaningful in the grand scheme of who we are becoming.
By Rutendo Kureya
Dec 9, 2025
Climate change does not have to mean devastation
By Shadreck Muchaku
Dec 9, 2025
Africa’s demand for refined products to surge into 2050
Africa’s need for refined products is set to surge, driven by demographic and economic forces.
By NJ Ayuk
Dec 8, 2025
When orders are obeyed and hearts remain cold
Yet, such responses come only after tragedy. By the time these assurances were made, the damage had already been done, trust had eroded and people had already suffered.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Dec 8, 2025
Taiwan bans popular Chinese social media app amid growing number of fraud cases
China’s Communist Party claims Taiwan as part of its territory, despite having never controlled it, and has vowed to annex it by force if necessary.
By Newsday
Dec 7, 2025
Concerning the dead
Within the African tradition and culture, the church is finding it difficult to have members draw the line in understanding their relationship with their late loved ones.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Dec 6, 2025
From austerity to neoliberalism
Mnangagwa promised an inclusive growing economy, zero tolerance to corruption, infrastructure development, jobs and enough energy (electricity) for everyone.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Dec 6, 2025
The business value of rest, recovery and resilience
Constant work, by contrast, leads to burnout and impairs judgment.
By Innocent Hadebe
Dec 6, 2025
Leadership: Accelerated thinking
What is learning? It is the ability to acquire information that increases your capacity, effectiveness and mental openness.
By Jonah Nyoni
Dec 6, 2025
South Africa’s next 5 years: The Zim trajectory starts here
IN the early years of Zimbabwe’s independence, anyone predicting the eventual collapse of Robert Mugabe’s rule would have been dismissed as a traitor, an impimpi or a doom
By Nkateko Muloiwa
Dec 5, 2025
Decoding the mouthwash aisle: How to choose a mouthwash
CHOOSING dental products is often a frustrating, confusing and exhausting experience.
By Patience Matambo
Dec 5, 2025
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
Across our continent, history screams a clear message: Coups rarely offer solutions.
By Karabo Ngoepe
Dec 4, 2025
Liberating Africa from dollar dominance and financial imperialism: The Brics currency solution
For centuries, China has demonstrated an unmatched capacity for long-term strategy, discipline and civilisational patience.
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa
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
Beyond the herd: Rising above conformity
Even when people face the same event, their responses and outcomes differ drastically, shaped by their personalities, circumstances and inner resilience.
By Rutendo Kureya
Dec 2, 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
