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
By Believe Guta
Apr 14, 2026
Top 7 AI Chatbots for When You're Lonely
AI chatbots are becoming a practical option for dealing with loneliness because they offer instant
By Newsday
Apr 13, 2026
Securing your immovable property: securing your children’s future
CASES of parents dying and leaving their children destitute are many. It is sad when the parent/s owned some immovable property such as a home, business or farm.
By Chinga Govhati and SHARON CHAVA
Apr 13, 2026
Securing your immovable property: securing your children’s future
CASES of parents dying and leaving their children destitute are many. It is sad when the parent/s owned some immovable property such as a home, business or farm.
By Chinga Govhati and SHARON CHAVA
Apr 13, 2026
Formalisation must not become exclusion
ZIMBABWE’S latest push to formalise the informal economy arrives at a moment when the country can no longer afford policy slogans that sound progressive but fail the test of lived reality.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Apr 13, 2026
From student of life to student of business
At the centre of both journeys are timeless truths: integrity, consistency, service and humility. These are not soft values; they are hard advantages in leadership and business.
By Innocent Hadebe
Apr 11, 2026
Wisdom in advice
An individual is the total of the advice they have not only heard, but also taken to heart and put into practice. Advice carries the energy to transform humanity.
By Jonah Nyoni
Apr 11, 2026
Life in the throne room
Christianity, as we know, is the only faith system that worships a present God and Saviour. We therefore serve and worship God all year round. He never leaves us nor forsakes us.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Apr 11, 2026
Everyone needs to be on a bus
OUR roads are broken. Our driving is worse. And we keep pretending that more interchanges will fix it.
By NDABENZIHLE DLAMINI
Apr 11, 2026
Command reading
Mnangagwa's biography is not a textbook. It cannot be prescribed, but the government has bent the rules to give the President extra income.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Apr 11, 2026
Afreximbank’s US$11bn bet on South Africa signals a new trade order
Climate shocks are no longer future risks; they’re here with us.
By MZWANDILE MASINA
Apr 10, 2026
UDI to CAB3: The emergency that never ends
The move was not incidental; it was foundational. Emergency powers were not a response to a crisis. They were the mechanism through which the State would survive it.
By NDABENZIHLE DLAMINI
Apr 10, 2026
Universities, government must lead on youth sexual health
This imbalance must be corrected through initiatives that promote shared responsibility, expand access to contraception and confront sexual violence decisively.
By Johannes Marisa
Apr 10, 2026
Zimbabwe’s Children Are Ready. Is the Policy?
Zimbabwe faces real climate pressures. The ND-GAIN Country Index places it among the world’s more climate-vulnerable nations.
By Nyasha Simon Dick
Apr 10, 2026
Consultation or coercion? Why Murewa RDC levy demands urgent review
The council has indicated that these levies emanate from budget consultations conducted with communities.
By John Laisani
Apr 9, 2026
Private capital isn’t the problem — poor project structure is
Industrial expansion, mining growth, urbanisation and energy security imperatives are driving a substantial pipeline of renewable energy projects.
By SAM MATSEKETE
Apr 9, 2026
Let’s explore the possibility of taking issues to the International Court of Justice: An open letter
The Constitution of Zimbabwe clearly defines a term limit as a provision of this Constitution which limits the length of time that a person may hold or occupy a public office.
By AMH Voices
Apr 9, 2026
Campus under pressure: Closing the gap in youth sexual health and HIV prevention
Youth at universities remain a high-risk group for sexual and reproductive health challenges, particularly HIV/AIDS
By Fine Chiviru
Apr 8, 2026
How can you tell if the local market is working for farmers and consumers
The World Food Programme (WFP) has developed a framework that shows whether a particular market is working for local consumers and farmers.
By Charles Dhewa
Apr 8, 2026
Development communication is more than comms
Development communication is often misunderstood as simply the dissemination of information.
By Cliff Chiduku
Apr 8, 2026
A life designed from within
When a person is merely interested, they will inevitably find excuses and circumstances will appear too difficult, time too limited, or conditions too unfavourable.
By Rutendo Kureya
Apr 7, 2026
Pretty, productive, persecuted: Zimbabwean women’s corporate fight
For the high-achieving woman in our society, the corporate ladder is not merely steep; it is often slick with the grease of character assassination.
By Joyline Chiedza Basira
Apr 7, 2026
GameZone Casino and the Value of structure in online card gaming
GameZone Peryagame Tips provides guidance for players exploring casual gameplay sessions, highlighting how different categories can coexist within a unified system.
By Newsday
Apr 7, 2026
Child maintenance is not punishment
The law only comes into play to mediate.
By Pamellah Musimwa and Chinga Govhati
Apr 6, 2026
Child maintenance is not punishment
The law only comes into play to mediate.
By Pamellah Musimwa and Chinga Govhati
Apr 6, 2026
Fuel crisis: When the ground is rich, but the ground rules are poor
If Zimbabwe wants serious investors in energy, mining, infrastructure and industry, it must become easier to do business with, not merely more vocal about what it hopes to achieve.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Apr 6, 2026
How African national teams are using Data analytics to prepare for the World Cup
That sounds almost funny now. But back then, nobody expected more
By Newsday
Apr 5, 2026
The China-Pakistan Five-Point Initiative: A rational peace blueprint and a critical call for Africa’s action
Both Europe and Japan have been hard-hit by the crisis’ economic fallout, from soaring energy prices to disrupted trade routes.
By Saxon Zvina
Apr 4, 2026
