Musona's form is an urgent wake-up call for Zim football
Musona, who celebrates his 36th birthday this Sunday, is one of the hottest properties in the local top flight.
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Jun 17, 2026
Car import boom exposes formalisation failure
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Jun 16, 2026
CAB 3 and the tyranny of the majority
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Jun 15, 2026
A golden opportunity for corruption?
Zimbabwe may be creating a system that could become one of the biggest transfers of alluvial gold into private hands under the banner of environmental rehabilitation.
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Jun 13, 2026
Gweru tragedy a wake-up call on school transport safety
While these interventions are necessary and commendable, they cannot reverse the immense loss that has already occurred.
By Newsday
Jun 12, 2026
Thirty pieces of silver all for the betrayal of the Constitution
It is a test of whether elected representatives are prepared to defend the supreme law of the land or sacrifice it for personal gain and political expediency.
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Jun 11, 2026
Zimbabwe Cricket developmental pathways face a serious midlife crisis
Instead, the squad in Bangladesh appears weighted towards players whose international prospects are already well established or largely exhausted.
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Jun 10, 2026
The ZSE’s wake-up call has finally arrived
In addition, listed firms will no longer be required to have interim financial statements reviewed by external auditors under listing rules, with the waiver set to run for three years.
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Jun 8, 2026
The bullet cannot replace democracy
Mugari, meanwhile, reportedly received anonymous threats warning him against mobilising citizens to demonstrate against the proposed constitutional changes.
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Jun 6, 2026
A Constitution under siege: Questions over CAB 3 process refuses to go away
According to the report, Parliament received 540 037 written submissions on the proposed constitutional amendments, with 537 102 supporting the Bill and only 2 935 opposing it.
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Jun 5, 2026
Power before people: The dangerous push to rewrite Zim’s democracy
It is the supreme law of the land, created to ensure that power is exercised within clear limits and that leadership renewal takes place through democratic processes.
By Newsday
Jun 4, 2026
Give Tembo the job and trust the process
Interim coach Kaitano Tembo, thrust into the hot seat following the sudden departure of Romanian tactician Marian Marinica, has passed his audition with flying colours.
By Newsday
Jun 3, 2026
Lawmakers must put Zimbabwe first on CAB 3
This month presents Parliament with an opportunity to prove that it understands the gravity of its constitutional responsibilities. Zimbabweans will be watching closely.
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Jun 2, 2026
Harare must fix the basics before chasing buses
Before expanding fleets, Town House should confront a more fundamental question: what has become of the systems it controls?
By Newsday
Jun 1, 2026
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
The recent threats ordering foreign nationals to leave the country before June 30 demonstrate that the crisis remains far from over.
By Newsday
May 29, 2026
Tagwirei audio - Zanu PF fights turn nasty
At any rate, there isn’t much anything new in this saga except a few speculative theories or lines outside what is already in the public domain.
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.
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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
