Employment contract: What your employer can't really do
Businesses operate in environments where change is unavoidable.
By Panashe Donzwambeva
Aug 1, 2026
Mine closure: Zim’s overlooked governance challenge
By John Laisani
Jul 31, 2026
Zim’s admission to the BRICS Bank: A new stage for African development and fiscal sovereignty
This report identifies infrastructure deficits, weak domestic resource mobilisation and limited long-term financing as the principal constraints preventing faster economic growth.
By Ayanda Holo
Jul 31, 2026
Shifting global perceptions: The rising appeal of China over the U.S.
While China's international profile has strengthened in many regions, the United States has faced growing challenges that have affected its global image.
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa
Jul 30, 2026
The language Zimbabwe can not afford to ignore
Without communication, inclusion becomes another form of isolation.
By Evelyn Bengura
Jul 30, 2026
Farmers, investors' legal guide on joint venture agreements
The ministry generally seeks to maintain the ethos and principles underlying the land reform programme.
By Panashe Donzwambeva
Jul 30, 2026
An economy that has evolved around dysfunction can never be resuscitated
They rumble north and south, carrying everything from raw mineral ores and fuel to agricultural produce and bulk construction materials.
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana
Jul 30, 2026
Zim’s descent into dictatorship and the peril of African leaders’ apathy
They knew their reporting was 100% on point, but the idea of facing obviously malicious litigation that could bring them to their knees convinced them to live to fight another day.
By Mondli Makhanya
Jul 30, 2026
The skills crisis crippling African agriculture
Agriculture could probably be anchored on farmers who have gone through farming as a business but such knowledge may have been overtaken by events.
By Charles Dhewa
Jul 29, 2026
It is all about networks
They have earned impressive academic credentials, accumulated years of experience, and possess the technical skills required to excel.
By Cliff Chiduku
Jul 29, 2026
Dealing with self-sabotage: Making the unconscious conscious
There are several practical strategies that can help break the cycle of self-sabotage, and below I have listed a few:
By Rutendo Kureya
Jul 28, 2026
Lobola is not a business: When marriage fraud disgraces our customs
When Blessing demanded a full refund of his hard-earned money, the bride’s family flatly refused, offering him an insulting amount of US$1 as gupuro (divorce token) instead.
By Joyline Chiedza Basira
Jul 28, 2026
How Global South countries can be equal co-creators of AI innovation
Africa and other Global South economies must act decisively to seize the transformative window created by AI, following five clear strategic steps.
By Saxon Zvina
Jul 27, 2026
From principles to practice: China’s AI governance framework and a breakthrough path for the Global South
Discussions at the 2026 AI for Good Global Summit, the World Summit on the Information Society and other multilateral forums have circled this core tension.
By Saxon Zvina
Jul 27, 2026
When the protector becomes the killer
Serious domestic violence rarely begins with the final, fatal incident.
By Rumbidzai Marevegwa and Simbarashe Crispen Kanyimo
Jul 27, 2026
When the protector becomes the killer
Serious domestic violence rarely begins with the final, fatal incident.
By Rumbidzai Marevegwa and Simbarashe Crispen Kanyimo
Jul 27, 2026
The unanswered questions when a teen is accused of baby dumping
The bulletin tells us she had fled home after taking money from her sister.
By Chinga Govhati
Jul 27, 2026
The children who paid for adult anger
None of these changes the plain truth that every child has an inherent and inviolable right to life. Zimbabwe's Constitution
By Lawrence Makamanzi
Jul 27, 2026
From performance to street style: How cycling apparel became a modern lifestyle statement
Cycling has always involved more than transportation or exercise. It includes freedom, rhythm, exploration, discipline, friendship, and self-expression.
By Newsday
Jul 26, 2026
No one should assume public office without a legitimate democratic mandate
The Constitution provides for fixed presidential terms to promote accountability and peaceful transfer of power.
By Mbongeni Nhliziyo
Jul 25, 2026
From goat to goulash: Why consumer demand matters and how to build it
The indigenous goat has long been recognised for its resilience, adaptability and ability to thrive in harsh environments where other livestock struggle.
By Masimba Biriwasha
Jul 25, 2026
Understanding the Doctrine of Christ
Those given to teaching the Doctrine of Christ which is the Gospel of Christ have to be astute readers of the Bible.
By Erasmus Makarimayi
Jul 25, 2026
The pit that pays and the pit that kills
Fatigue first, then a headache that felt like something tightening behind his eyes, then the joint pain that told him, before any test did, what was coming.
By Simbarashe Namusi
Jul 25, 2026
ED systematically killing councils
The Auditor-General’s 2025 Audit Report on Local Authorities paints a bleak picture of Zimbabwe’s councils.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Jul 25, 2026
Brand experience: Every touchpoint matters
Before the market can believe in an organisation’s brand, the workforce must believe in it first.
By Innocent Hadebe
Jul 25, 2026
AI is an equaliser: Prof Mutambara
As Africa, are we part of the creative revolution or are we just a consuming client?
By Jonah Nyoni
Jul 25, 2026
Xenophobia: Africa’s billion-dollar investment risk
South Africa faces a critical inflection point.
By BELINDA CHIROODZA
Jul 24, 2026
What Zimbabwe’s BRICS bank membership really means
Every project must still pass technical, financial and environmental due diligence before funding is released.
By Valentine Maya
Jul 24, 2026
Can multifunctional landscapes drive climate-resilient agrifood systems transformation in Zim?
Finally, implementation must occur at scale, guided by the 13 interconnected agroecological principles promoted by the CGIAR Agroecology Initiative.
By Kudzanai Chimhanda and Vimbayi Chimonyo
Jul 24, 2026
